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Steven K. Ashby

Steven K. Ashby

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Laboratory Director and Columnist, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

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  • PNNL Life Scientists Are Pioneering Predictive Phenomics

    By Steven K. Ashby| Pacific Northwest National Laboratory@ It is well known that genes are the instruction book for life. They determine whether we are born with blue eyes, brown hair or a predisposition to certain diseases. However, our genetic makeup is only part of the equation. The environment is the other. For example, brown hair could get bleached by the summer sun, or a healthy lifestyle may deter an illness from manifesting.

    By Steven K. Ashby · Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • Predicting nature vs. nurture. PNNL life scientists pioneering a new field

    By Steven K. Ashby| Tri-City Herald Verified Andrea Starr | Pacific Northwest National Laboratory  It is well known that genes are the instruction book for life. They determine whether we are born with blue eyes, brown hair or a predisposition to certain diseasesHowever, our genetic makeup is only part of the equation. The environment is the other. For example, brown hair could get bleached by the summer sun, or a healthy lifestyle may deter an illness from manifesting.

    By Steven K. Ashby · Tri-City Herald

    Apr. 06, 2025

  • PNNL Life Scientists Are Pioneering Predictive Phenomics

    By Steven K. Ashby| Pacific Northwest National Laboratory@ It is well known that genes are the instruction book for life. They determine whether we are born with blue eyes, brown hair or a predisposition to certain diseases. However, our genetic makeup is only part of the equation. The environment is the other. For example, brown hair could get bleached by the summer sun, or a healthy lifestyle may deter an illness from manifesting.

    By Steven K. Ashby · Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

    Apr. 07, 2025

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Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) is a prominent research organization based in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. Established in 1965, it evolved from the research activities at the Hanford Site, which has its roots in World War II. PNNL is operated by Battelle Memorial Institute for the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and has a rich history of focusing on nuclear energy and expanding into various scientific fields. PNNL is recognized for its expertise in chemistry, Earth sciences, biology, and data science. The laboratory addresses critical global challenges, including sustainable energy, decarbonization, energy storage, and national security. It collaborates with government agencies, academic institutions, and industry partners to advance scientific discovery and transition innovative technologies to the market. PNNL has made significant contributions to science and technology, holding over 3,200 patents and publishing more than 1,600 peer-reviewed articles.

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