Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

🎉 Celebrating 60 years of scientific brilliance 🎉 On January 4, 2025, PNNL turned 60! 🎂 Explore our legacy of scientific discovery, innovation, and research that has positively impacted the world: https://bit.ly/4hcJlo6

Interested in learning from scientists who are pushing the field of predictive phenomics forward via state-of-the-art technology development and science? Join us for the first-ever Predictive Phenomics Conference. 📅 April 29–May 1 📍 Richland, WA Learn more and register: https://bit.ly/3XyYMPM

"During Women’s History Month, we celebrate the vital contributions of women to all aspects of society. This year’s observance theme focuses on the strength and influence of women who have dedicated their lives to education, mentorship, and leadership—which describes hundreds of the professionals we are proud to call team members at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory." —Dr. Steven Ashby, Laboratory Director

Congratulations to the winners of the recent Pacific Northwest regional for the National Science Bowl! 🎉 👩🎓🏅 The Department of Energy created this competition in 1991 to encourage high school students to excel in math and science and to pursue careers in these fields. The regional champions will now head to Washington, D.C. for nationals. 👨🔬👷♀️ PNNL's Office of STEM Education and Workforce Development is proud to support the National Science Bowl as one of our lab's many efforts to ignite interest and build opportunities among the next generation of STEM experts. Hosted at Columbia Basin College, many of this year's judges and volunteers were PNNL staff.

For 60 years, our national laboratory has pursued scientific discovery and technological innovation in order to make a positive impact on the world. 👩🔬🌎 Interested in joining us? Register now for our virtual Career Connections recruitment event: 📅 March 17 - 20 🕐 1:00 - 4:00 PM PT daily ➡️ https://bit.ly/pnnl-cc

PNNL chemists are finding new alloys for our energy future that use fewer rare earth minerals controlled by adversarial nations.

Moving our energy future forward ⏩⏩ PNNL researchers are finding ways to enable nuclear reactors and other energy technologies to operate reliably and efficiently while also reducing the need for critical materials. Read Laboratory Director Steven Ashby's latest column: https://bit.ly/4biXFtu

It was an honor to host our friends from Pacific Northwest National Laboratory last night to celebrate 60 years of their innovation and scientific leadership! PNNL has been inventing the future for six decades. We can't wait to see what's ahead. Thank you to lawmakers from both chambers, both sides of the aisle and both sides of the Cascades, along with representatives from the governor's office, Department of Commerce, WSU and other key agencies for joining us. Read more about PNNL's history and their interactive timeline: https://lnkd.in/gCVdai_c #waleg

From interns to executives, PNNL provides mentorship opportunities to all staff members. 👩🔬👨🎓 Check out how such relationships have aided professional growth and changed lives for the better.

We were proud to host guests from Washington State University, including welcoming Chris Riley-Tillman, Provost and Executive Vice President, for his first visit to PNNL. During the visit, we showcased some of our key facilities, including the Energy Sciences Center and the newly opened Grid Storage Launchpad. It was a great opportunity to reaffirm our commitment to ongoing collaborations and share our enthusiasm for working with WSU students. Looking forward to strengthening our partnership and advancing impactful research!