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National Security
- INL’s national security experts know how to solve complex problems. Through innovation, expertise and confidentiality, our people come to the lab every day with an unwavering commitment to mission success. Their dedication, passion and patriotism can turn a novel idea into a transformational solution. Browse the fact sheets below to learn more about our research capabilities, collaborations and more.
Idaho National Laboratory established the INL Resilience Optimization Center (IROC) as an innovation center for system resilience and risk management.
INL leads efforts that help verify activities that protect nuclear facilities around the world.
A network traffic analysis platform that enables security teams to detect and analyze network threats.
A rapid decision-making resource for maritime infrastructure emergencies.
INL is a leading provider of national security solutions in areas including control systems cybersecurity, nuclear nonproliferation and defense systems.
INL's National Security Test Range (NSTR) provides access to capabilities to understand and mitigate emerging challenges faced on the battlefield.
Addressing full spectrum threats.
INL's OpDefender enhances the cybersecurity of control system networks.
Monitoring evolving cyber threats to operational technology environments.
INL researchers working in the Cybercore Integration Center are improving the resiliency of the nation’s critical infrastructure control systems.
Scandium-47, a valuable isotope for nuclear medicine, combines noninvasive imaging with individual, radiation-based treatment.
INL provides immersive, hands-on training for military, law enforcement, and first responders responsible for securing sites and responding to real or perceived radiological incidents.
INL has established a rapid-prototyping facility for advanced materials research and limited-run production.
The INL team travels the nation recovering and disposing of orphaned radioactive materials to secure radioactive sources.
Storm-DEPART improves decisionmaking and efficiency while preparing for severe weather events.
This project aims to test, verify and validate deployed grid-enhancing technologies in a transmission system.
Advanced Monitoring for Nuclear Safeguards Applications
Developing new low-enriched uranium fuels for research and test reactors.
UAS uses INL's 891 square miles of open terrain, a secure border and a sophisticated wireless test bed to conduct UAS research.
The INL Wireless Security Institute leads and coordinates government, academic, and private industry research efforts fostering more secure and reliable 5G wireless technology.
INL’s Wireless Test Bed encompassed fixed and mobile towers spread across 890 square miles of federally owned property.
Battelle Energy Alliance manages INL for the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Nuclear Energy
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