SRNL Engineered Cellular Magmatics

Presentation · April 30, 2025

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SRNL history in vitrification

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Presenter described Savannah River National Laboratory’s decades-long work on vitrifying radioactive waste into stable glass forms for long-term storage and framed that legacy as the technical foundation for new materials research.

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Presenter described Savannah River National Laboratory’s work to convert waste glass and combustion ash into engineered cellular magmatics (ECMs), porous ceramic materials intended for filtration, remediation and commercial applications, and outlined feedstocks, potential markets and pilot-scale progress.

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