ICYMI: A group of scientists at Oak Ridge National Laboratory used two neutron techniques in support of developing new treatments to combat fungal infections, which cause about 1.7 million fatalities annually. bit.ly/4cR8nq8

Proposal writing workshop happening Thursday, Jan. 16 at 1 p.m. ET. ✍️👀 This workshop will provide an overview of the submission and review process as well as guidance on how to write a strong proposal. Register today! bit.ly/3WgnPqf

Have you heard of our Neutron Ambassador Program? ⚛️👩‍🔬 Neutron ambassadors are experienced users who want to become strong advocates of neutron scattering and mentor new users in their region and/or scientific community. Apply today 👉 bit.ly/4gMLuqF

It's a beautiful day for performing neutron scattering at Oak Ridge Lab's Spallation Neutron Source! ☀️⚛️ Photo credit: Jean-Christophe Bilheux

A team of scientists led by a professor from Duke University discovered a way to help make batteries safer, charge faster and last longer. Read the full story 👇 ornl.gov/news/neutrons-…

What is a neutron ambassador? ⚛️ Neutron ambassadors are experienced users who want to become strong advocates of neutron scattering and mentor new users in their region and/or scientific community. Apply to become a neutron ambassador at ORNL 👉 bit.ly/4hyvhoP

"Oak Ridge National Laboratory has an atmosphere of excitement that comes from working on some of the biggest challenges in neutron science." - Neutron Optics and Polarization Scientist Jon Leiner #PeopleofNeutronSciences Current openings: bit.ly/3v83etH

This little guy was spotted outside of HFIR trying to become a neutron scattering scientist. Any name suggestions for our newest staff member? 📝👀

No neutron experience? No problem! 👩‍🔬 Both scientists and non-scientists can access the lab's leading research facilities via the U.S. Dept. of Energy’s User Program at Oak Ridge Lab. Take your research to the next level with neutrons. ⚛️ bit.ly/4ggGd9B

Happy Valentine's Day! 💚 What lucky person do you have your ion today? 👀 ⚛️

Imagine if cultivated crops were watered as infrequently as forgotten houseplants. 👀 🌱 🔗Read the full story here: bit.ly/41ws17e Image: Animation illustrating the transformation of a healthy plant that begins to curl the longer it goes without water.

You might know ORNL is home to a research reactor, but did you know the #HighFluxIsotopeReactor produces one of the highest neutron fluxes, or number of neutrons per second, in the world despite its core being roughly 2 feet tall and 15 inches in diameter? bit.ly/3lZCRl2

What would you hunt for if you knew you could search for scientific publications by the instrument at the Spallation Neutron Source and High Flux Isotope Reactor? bit.ly/4iInOEn 🤔🧠💭 Image: five science journals lined up side by side

ORNL's High Flux Isotope Reactor is the strongest reactor-based neutron source in the US. The thermal and cold neutrons produced by HFIR are used to study physics, chemistry, materials science, engineering and biology. 👨‍🔬⚛️ bit.ly/3E7PELz Image: an overhead view of HFIR

Who else feels like they should be whipping out their 3D glasses right now? 🔴🔵🕶️ Who knew SNS looked so cool up close? (well, we did! 🙋‍♀️) Pictured: the SNS RF circulators (three round disks in the middle) found in the SNS Klystron Gallery.

#TuesdayTours: Can’t come to Oak Ridge Lab? We’ll bring the lab to you! Take a walk through the Klystron Gallery where you'll get up close with the klystrons (vertical red cylinders) that power 81 superconducting cavities inside the linear accelerator. #neutrons bit.ly/3suVxfH

Recently, a few dozen University of Cincinnati undergraduate students had the opportunity to experience “Big Science, Big Impact” in person at the Spallation Neutron Source (SNS) and High Flux Isotope Reactor (HFIR) at ORNL. Read the full story here: 🔗bit.ly/42Io4N7

Find the neutron instrument Oak Ridge Lab best suited for your experiment and science area using our new science wheel! Take it for a spin at neutrons.ornl.gov

Physicists and engineers at the DOE Office of Science's Oak Ridge Lab developed a mobile muon detector that promises to enhance monitoring for spent nuclear fuel and help address a critical challenge for quantum computing. Read full article here: bit.ly/4lMUv4u

#TuesdayTours: Grab a cup of coffee and step inside Oak Ridge Lab's linear accelerator in VR and experience how particles travel near the speed of light down a 300-yard tunnel, colliding with a liquid mercury target to create “spalls” of #neutrons. ☕👩‍🔬 ▶ bit.ly/3HLD8iP