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Researchers reimagine construction with living materials for a changing climate

March 2, 2026
Isobel Charlé

Scientists are embedding organisms like fungus and bacteria into building materials so they will provide structure while also doing things like capturing carbon or filtering wastewater.


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Innovation-minded

Private sector partnerships propel Richland startup toward large-scale deployment

February 12, 2026
Ty Beaver

Private companies and startups are partnering with this Richland-based company, setting the stage for it to apply its technology at scale.



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Record $3.2 billion funding approved for Hanford

February 12, 2026
Ty Beaver
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Hermiston among communities cited in study on data centers, energy use

February 12, 2026
Ty Beaver

Hermiston is featured in a recent study asserting Amazon’s data centers aren’t negatively affecting energy resources in the communities where they’re located and are instead actually lowering costs for residents and bringing other economic benefits.



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How WA lawmakers are trying to regulate data centers

February 11, 2026
Aspen Ford

With data centers expected to become the largest source of electricity demand in the Pacific Northwest, Washington legislators are pressing ahead with a bill aimed at protecting the grid and offsetting potential hikes for utility ratepayers. 


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PNNL publishes interactive data center map

January 26, 2026
TCAJOB Staff

A new map of data centers and related infrastructure across the U.S. developed at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory is being touted as a way to help utilities and communities anticipate and prepare for the potential impacts of the resource-hungry facilities. 


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Robotic arm gives Washington apples a helping hand

January 19, 2026
TCAJOB Staff

Researchers at Washington State University, along with those at the Prosser Research Extension Center, have developed a low-cost robotic arm that can pick apples, potentially lending a mechanical hand to orchard workers and easing the crunch of seasonal labor shortages.


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WSU researchers among key partners in sustainable aviation fuel incubator

January 18, 2026
TCAJOB Staff

Washington State University’s leadership in research and development of sustainable aviation fuel, particularly at the Richland campus, is making it one of the main players at a recently unveiled facility in Everett aimed at wider adoption and production of the fuel. 


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U.S. Senate passes funding bills for Hanford, PNNL

January 15, 2026
TCAJOB Staff

A three-bill package that will pay for the cleanup at the Hanford site and research activity at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory is headed to President Donald Trump’s desk. 


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PNNL, Hanford contractors earn millions in incentive pay

January 15, 2026
Ty Beaver

The Hanford site’s contractors and Pacific Northwest National Laboratory’s operator received much of their performance incentive payouts after facing uncertainty from a mercurial federal administration throughout 2025.


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