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Eastern Idaho students are testing their math and science knowledge this week at the Southeastern Idaho Science Bowl sponsored by INL and DOE.
INL will gather over 150 eighth-grade Idaho students to see what their future could hold in potential STEM fields, with many opportunities at INL.
INL released the Continuous Integration, Verification, Enhancement and Testing tool (Civet), the latest software released free to the public.
INL uses several social media platforms to reach a variety of audiences with articles, images, news releases and announcements relevant to the lab's work.
INL representatives will meet with regional construction vendors to discuss opportunities to partner to support upcoming infrastructure development.
Thirty-nine students from Idaho Falls area schools converged on the Center for Advanced Energy Studies (CAES) to discover what the “E” in STEM represents.
INL and the Department of Homeland Security announced the completion of the 100th iteration of the Industrial Control Systems Cybersecurity training course.
Governor Otter proclaimed the month of March as Cybersecurity Advancement Month, driven in part by INL's commitment to cybersecurity research
The Center for Advanced Energy Studies (CAES) held a meeting on Waste Water Treatment, Recycling and Energy Research to address food processing efficiency.
INL will host minority and first-generation Idaho high school students at the INL Multicultural Leaders in STEM, designed to inspire the future workforce.