Recent News
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ORAU Professional Training Programs in health physics accommodate every learning style
Looking for health physics online courses that allow you to learn at your own pace? Or, are you looking for an in-person classroom…
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ORAU announced as winner of 2020 EPEAT Award
ORAU has earned the 2020 Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool (EPEAT) Sustainable Purchaser Award continuing a string of…
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Donna Cragle: A legacy of excellence in research, relationships
Donna Cragle, Ph.D., a giant in the field of occupational health epidemiology, stepped away from many of her supervisory duties at ORAU…
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How is a culture of ‘zero vulnerabilities’ possible? ORAU has the answer
ORAU received a rating of superior from the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA) following a 2019 vulnerability…
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ORAU K-12 goes virtual: Setting teachers up for success with remote professional development
To help prepare teachers for success for the new school year, ORAU’s K-12 Science, Technology, Engineering and Math team offered a number…
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ARC-ORNL MSTI
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Ecosystems: Matter and Energy
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Engineering is Elementary
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Extreme Classroom Makeover
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Forensic Chemistry Mini-Academy
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Junior Crime Busters
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Math & Movement for Students
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Polymers All Around Us
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Scratch Programming for Students
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Virtual Reality in the Classroom
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Going Further. Together.
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Pop Culture in the Atomic Age
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ORAU in the News
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East Tennessee scientists use a drone called the "Coyote" to study hurricanes
WBIR-TV
Drones could hold the key to learning more about storms like Hurricane Laura.
"It is kind of exciting because there's an area in a hurricane that if you go there, you don't live to tell about it. It's underneath the eyewall, low altitude over the ocean. These aircraft are designed to go there," said Ron Dobosy, a retiree of ORAU and an atmospheric scientist.
Dobosy and SUAS Pilot Ed Dumas were part of a team that calibrated and improved instruments for a drone called the "Coyote."
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Amparo Atencio, Come on Down!
Oak Ridger
Local resident Amparo Atencio recently won a new car on “The Price Is Right” television game show.
Atencio, who works at Oak Ridge Associated Universities as a technical training project manager, was asked about her win and experiences on the game show by The Oak Ridger and ORAU’s newsletter.
Further Together, the ORAU podcast
Join your hosts Michael Holtz and Jenna Harpenau as they discuss all things ORAU, through interviews with our experts who provide innovative scientific and technical solutions for our customers. They’ll talk about ORAU’s storied history, how we’re impacting an ever-changing world, as well as our commitment to our community.
ORAU Story
Our annual report, ORAU Story, is a great way to learn more about us. Visit the link below to get an inside look at stories about our employees, customers and partners that create ORAU's story as it unfolds each day. See our proudest moments and featured thought leaders from a year full of accomplishments.
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Director, Communications
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Manager, Communications
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Cell: 865.207.7953
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