As the fiscal year draws near and with Isotope Row demolition only weeks away, the ORNL team had a luncheon to celebrate numerous achievements made during this fiscal year. Within this past year, crews have implemented the BROKK robotic system and even fabricated their own robotic handle at Building 3026, accelerating deactivation activities so the…
Dakota Styles is a team lead groundwater field technician and a UCOR LSIT chair. Born in St. Louis, she and her boyfriend have two cats and a dog. To learn more about Dakota, watch the video.
This month in Newsline and on UCOR Hub, we are focusing on empowerment and self-empowerment. You’ll see supportive Newsline articles from Human Resources (July 9), Total Career Management Services (July 16), and Public Affairs (July 21). On July 20, we’ll spotlight some videos on empowerment that you can access through UCOR University. This month, you…
[Human brains process information, learn, and work in a vast array of unique ways. Approximately one in five people have a neurodivergent brain—meaning they exhibit variations such as attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder, autism, and dyslexia. We are sharing this five-part series to help our team understand, support, and appreciate these different thinking styles. We will share…
From July 10 to July 13, a fiber optic outage is planned at the DOE Federal Office Building in Oak Ridge that will affect communications, both telecom and network. The outage is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. this Friday and conclude at 6 a.m. on Monday. The outage will affect all fiber optic circuits…
Lightning poses a significant, yet often underestimated hazard for individuals working or playing outdoors. Each year, lightning strikes the ground millions of times in the United States, leading to hundreds of injuries and many fatalities (21 fatalities in 2025, the most since 2019). Florida led the nation with the most deaths, four, and water activities…
