DOE Lab Wins R&D 100 Award for Tech Used at Hanford

By Staff Reports

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory technology used at the Hanford Site in Washington state this year received an R&D 100 Award, an annual contest by R&D Magazine sometimes called the “Oscars of Innovation.” The Department of Energy lab developed…

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