control room setting. The ideas and technologies developed in the EIOC address better management of the power grid. The EIOC also is available to utilities, vendors, government agencies and universities interested in research, development or training. PNNL-Sequim (2022-present), previously known as the Marine and Coastal Research Laboratory (2021) and the Marine Sciences Laboratory (1966-2021), located at Sequim, Washington, is the DOE's only marine laboratory. PNNL-Sequim provides analytical and general-purpose laboratories, as well as wet or support laboratories supplied with heated and cooled freshwater and seawater. More than 20 engineers and scientists work on coastal restoration and security projects, from reviving salmon habitat to research on how shellfish could detect a bioterrorist attack. PNNL-Sequim also operates a research vessel. Other PNNL research facilities include the following: Research Aircraft Pretreatment Engineering Platform Microproducts Breakthrough Institute Instrument Performance Testing Hanford Meteorological Station In Vivo Radioassay and Research Facility Non-Destructive Analysis Laboratory Radiological Calibration and Irradiation Facility Proteomics other Mass Spectrometry-based Omics Shallow underground laboratory for low-activity radiation measurement Notable scientists PNNL staff have received numerous awards and recognition. These achievements include six E.O. Lawrence Awards, one Coblentz Award, four Discover Magazine Awards, two Christopher Columbus Fellowship Foundation Homeland Security Awards, and PECASE (Presidential Early Career award for Scientists and Engineers) Awards. PNNL staff serve as editors-in-chief for scientific journals, hold office in national and international technical societies, and have been granted Guggenheim fellowships, Humboldt Research Awards, and society medals. Staff have been elected to the rank of fellow in national societies including, but not limited to, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Physical Society, and the Materials Research Society. Previous PNNL researchers include Benoit Mandelbrot. Facts and figures 5,400+ staff members (scientists, engineers and business professionals) Business volume of $955 million for FY15 (research and development expenditures) 107 R&D 100 Awards for significant innovations since 1969 81 Federal Laboratory Consortium awards for technology transfer since 1984 2,410 U.S. and foreign patents since 1965 According to Essential Science Indicators rankings, PNNL ranks among top 1% in publications and citations (FY13) in: Biology and biochemistry Chemistry Clinical medicine Engineering Environment and ecology Geosciences Materials science Microbiology Pharmacology and toxicology Physics The main campus is located in Richland, Washington; PNNL operates a marine research facility in Sequim, and has satellite offices in Seattle and Tacoma, Washington; Portland, Oregon; College Park, Maryland, and Washington, D.C. The Laboratory has been operated by Ohio-based Battelle since