ORNL
ORNL employs over 6,000 staff from more than 60 nations, focusing on scientific research in energy and national security, while supporting educational and community outreach programs.
About ORNL
Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) employs over 6,000 scientists, engineers, technicians, and support staff from more than 60 nations. Located in the Southern Appalachian Mountains, the laboratory is involved in leading-edge research that addresses global challenges in energy and national security. ORNL's commitment to science includes supporting educational and nonprofit programs, offering internships, and running educational initiatives.
Community and Educational Programs at ORNL
ORNL provides a range of opportunities for community engagement, including internships, tours, and educational programs for children and young adults. The laboratory is committed to supporting 501(c)(3) nonprofits and educational institutions that align with its mission. These efforts are part of ORNL's strategy to foster STEM education and community involvement.
ORNL Research and Development
ORNL is renowned for conducting world-leading research that translates into solutions for some of the largest global challenges in energy and national security. The laboratory's research contributes to the Department of Energy’s mission of ensuring America's security and prosperity. ORNL partners with business incubators, startups, local firms, industry giants, government agencies, and educational institutions to extend the impact of its scientific endeavors.
Scientific User Facilities at ORNL
ORNL hosts world-class scientific user facilities accessible to researchers from universities, industry, and other institutions. These facilities support a broad range of scientific inquiries and technological developments. Researchers can leverage these state-of-the-art resources to advance their studies and innovate solutions to pressing issues.