Stories with the tag: Operations
A 26-year audit and finance veteran in both the public and private sectors has been named to lead auditing at PNNL. Release Date: 2/14/2013
Brian Abrahamson replaces Jerry Johnson as CIO at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Release Date: 1/2/2013
PNNL is showcasing its science in a print calendar available to the general public. The artwork will also go on the road as part of a traveling exhibit throughout Washington state. Release Date: 11/14/2012
Sherry L. Cady, an expert on how microbes living in extreme environments interact with and influence their surroundings, will serve as the chief science officer for DOE's EMSL, the Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory on PNNL's campus. Release Date: 7/3/2012
Lab veteran will lead Pacific Northwest National Laboratory’s $200 million energy, environment portfolio Release Date: 6/14/2012
The Laboratory Research Homes at the Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory will serve as a test bed for studying residential energy efficiency and smart technology. Release Date: 11/15/2011
A software system that helps PNNL staff comply with the thousands of safety, legal and other requirements has earned the lab a spot on the InformationWeek 500 list of the most innovative users of business information technology. Release Date: 9/14/2011
The Capability Replacement Laboratory project is the largest construction project in the 46-year history of Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. The $300 million project includes the construction of several new facilities on PNNL’s main campus in north Richland, and extension of the operating life of four buildings utilized by PNNL on the nearby Hanford Site. Release Date: 4/19/2011
Marty Conger, chief financial officer and associate laboratory director for Business Systems at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, has been named 2011 CFO of the Year for the state of Washington by the Puget Sound Business Journal. Release Date: 3/11/2011
While much of the nation has undergone a severe recession, the Tri-Cities has continued to prosper, driven largely by a climate friendly to innovation, federal and private funding sources seeking science and technology solutions, and by a growing number of locally-based technology firms and entrepreneurs. Release Date: 2/2/2011