Inside a Southern Research lab, a new 3-D bioprinter is silently stitching together a gelatin structure that mimics a human tumor, the device’s precise movements directed by a computer program’s […]
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SIPSE program inspires educators with real-world STEM experiences
Teachers from high schools across Alabama spent the summer working alongside scientists in the labs at Southern Research, and now they’re excited to take what they learned back to their […]
2nd Southeast Energy Storage Symposium focuses on policy, regulation
Southern Research is again hosting the Southeast Energy Storage Symposium, bringing together an array of speakers and panelists to provide attendees with perspectives, benefits, challenges and trends in energy storage, […]
Southern Research, energy companies and researchers join to open Energy Storage Research Center
Industry leaders joined Southern Research officials today to formally open the Energy Storage Research Center (ESRC), a facility on Southern Research’s engineering campus where collaborative efforts will aim to accelerate […]
Brendan Price: My journey through cancer led me to Southern Research, hope
A narrative by Brendan Price For almost 25 years now, I’ve been in an unrelenting dance with cancer. It took my Mom. It claimed my wife. It came after me […]
Alabama Power Foundation grant accelerates research on potential ALS drugs
A Southern Research scientist’s early-stage work on potential new therapies for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS, is getting a push thanks to a grant that will speed the project. Rita […]