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WSU Tri-Cities scientist finds new low-cost method for making biofuel

May 8, 2025
TCAJOB Staff

Recently published research from a WSU Tri-Cities scientist describes a new cheaper method for treating leftover corn stalks, husks, and other materials so its cellulose can be more easily broken down into the sugars needed for biofuel. 


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Report: Hanford cleanup to cost tens of billions more, take years longer based on latest estimates

April 15, 2025
TCAJOB Staff

About $65 billion has been spent on the cleanup effort to date. That funding has paid for thousands of workers to empty storage tanks, address contamination in the soil and water, and build facilities necessary to eventually treat, vitrify and store the waste at the site or transport it to other locations.


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PNNL director to step down

April 14, 2025
TCAJOB Staff

Steven Ashby, who has led Pacific Northwest National Laboratory for the past 10 years, is stepping down from his role. 


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From ‘A Space Odyssey’ to the nuclear age

Hanford’s new AI tool named HAL helps workers save time on repetitive tasks

April 14, 2025
Rachel Visick

Hanford’s new AI tool can condense emails and analyze and summarize complicated documents, saving Hanford’s human workers tons of time, according to Hanford Mission Integration Solutions (HMIS), which developed the system.


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Bridging Partnerships Small Business Symposium

Symposium expands to include advanced energy projects to meet the moment

Event is April 9-10 in Kennewick
April 3, 2025
Guest Contributor

For small businesses, the message is clear: Whether you have a history of working on Hanford-related projects or are exploring opportunities in the advanced energy market and supply chain, this upcoming event is your gateway to new partnerships and possibilities.



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Report: Central WA among hottest markets for data centers

March 25, 2025
TCAJOB Staff

More than 84 megawatts of data center capacity came online in the region over the past year, boosting the total to nearly 250 megawatts, according to CBRE Inc. Despite that increased inventory, less than half a megawatt remains unused, indicating high demand.


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Kadlec clears the air with new ventilator scrubbing compound

March 13, 2025
Ty Beaver

Kadlec has shifted to a new medium to use in its ventilators and similar respiratory therapy equipment that is just as effective and safer to handle. It also will net the hospital about $20,000 per year in cost savings.


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Mini flow battery speeds energy storage research

February 17, 2025
TCAJOB Staff

A PNNL team designed the new system to require significantly less starting material while delivering results equal to the standard lab-scale test systems, all with the intent to speed the time to discovery of new grid energy storage technology. 


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Financial planning pairs well with science in WA state

February 13, 2025
Guest Contributor

The mathematics that drive the powerful tools financial advisors use have links to our community.


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Eastern Oregon company aims to make crypto more accessible

February 13, 2025
Rachel Visick

An eastern Oregon company is working to make the complexity of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology more accessible.


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