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Hybrid Solar Lighting Making Progress

Source: Terra Daily, Thu August 10, 2006
Oak Ridge, Tenn. - U.S. government scientists say they're pleased with progress made in creating a hybrid solar lighting system at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

Scientists start monster neutron machine

Source: MSNBC, Tue May 02, 2006
Oak Ridge, Tennessee - For the first time Friday, scientists fired up a $1.4 billion research instrument that uses a stream of subatomic particles to analyze metals and other industrial materials.

Alumni couple donates $750K to Peabody College

Source: Nashville Business Journal, Mon December 12, 2005
Nashville, TN - Two Peabody College alumni have donated $750,000 to the establish a graduate fellowship and speaker series.

Real white light LED discovered

Source: The Inquirer, Mon October 24, 2005
Nashville, Tennessee - A boffin at Vanderbilt University has discovered and built a true white light LED, which is already being touted as a replacement for the light bulb.

Soy May Strengthen Women’s Bones

Source: HealthDay, Wed September 14, 2005
Nashville, TN - Soy may help older women reduce their risk of bone fractures, a new study finds.

USDA releases funds to restore wetlands in 20 states

Source: Capitol Reports, Tue August 02, 2005
Washington, DC - Agriculture Deputy Secretary Chuck Conner has announced the availability of $5 million in the Wetlands Reserve Program (WRP) for restoration activities in 20 states.

Where the elephants roam: At Tennessee facility, the land is their land

Source: Chicago Tribune, Sun May 29, 2005
Hohenwald, TN - In the rural hills of central Tennessee, workmen are almost finished installing electrified double fences around 2,700 acres of forest: an 8-foot-high, chain-link barrier on the outside, and a much stronger inner fence of tubular steel and cable. The strong one keeps huge animals inside. The other keeps the public out.

High School Freshman Takes School Bullies Head On

Source: ABC News, Mon May 02, 2005
Oak Ridge, TN - Caitlin Nolan, a 15-year-old high school freshman from Oak Ridge, Tenn., is one of the authors of State Senate Bill 1621, which prohibits bullying in all of Tennessee's 136 school districts.

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