Caitlin McDermott-Murphy

1 month ago | nrel.gov | Caitlin McDermott-Murphy

The Shy Kid Who Left Law To Forge Chemical (and Human) Bonds This article is part of the Manufacturing Masterminds profile series, which provides an inside look into the lives, research, and impact of NREL's advanced manufacturing researchers. At 8 years old, Matt Ringer already had the deep, booming voice of a radio announcer but not the personality to match.

Mar 6, 2025 | cleantechnica.com | Caitlin McDermott-Murphy

Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! Last Updated on: 6th March 2025, 01:33 am How Robust Facilities, Like NREL’s, Could Shrink the Chasm From Data to DemonstrationBy Caitlin McDermott-MurphyThis article is the first in a “Found at Flatirons” series that showcases the various technologies at NREL’s Arvada, Colorado, campus. In a large room with concrete-block walls, a crane lifts what looks like a miniature lunar lander out of a water tank.

Mar 5, 2025 | nrinvesting.com | Caitlin McDermott-Murphy |NR Investing |Zachary Shahan |Jose Pontes

Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News!Last Updated on: How Robust Facilities, Like NREL’s, Could Shrink the Chasm From Data to DemonstrationBy Caitlin McDermott-MurphyThis article is the first in a “Found at Flatirons” series that showcases the various technologies at NREL’s Arvada, Colorado, campus. In a large room with concrete-block walls, a crane lifts what looks like a miniature lunar lander out of a water tank.

Mar 5, 2025 | nrel.gov | Caitlin McDermott-Murphy

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Oct 21, 2024 | globalrenewablenews.com | Caitlin McDermott-Murphy

By Caitlin McDermott-Murphy NREL's energy simulator can mimic the grids of the future and now, this massive, virtual and real-world research platform can simulate water power, too. Photo by Werner Slocum, NREL Say you want to study something big like a community power grid, a massive pipe system, or roadways crisscrossing the entire United States but none of it exists, at least not yet. How do you study these invisible labyrinths to make sure they will be safe and efficient?