Battelle Energy Alliance request for charitable donations open until Oct. 30
Battelle Energy Alliance (BEA), operator of Idaho National Laboratory, is accepting grant applications for charitable donations from now through Oct. 30.
INL wins three R&D 100 Awards
Three Idaho National Laboratory technologies have won R&D 100 Awards in 2020, which leads INL to 25 R&D 100 Awards since 2005.
National Reactor Innovation Center launches webinar, new website
The National Reactor Innovation Center will host new series of webinars beginning on Sept. 29. The webinar coincides with the launch of NRIC’s new website.
INL research highlighted in the journal Advanced Materials
INL was recently highlighted by scientific journal Advanced Materials for their work to make nonrenewable resources cleaner and more efficient.
Negotiations start with industry team to support design and build of Versatile Test Reactor
Battelle Energy Alliance has initiated contract negotiations with Bechtel National Inc. to support the design and build phase of the Versatile Test Reactor.
Battelle Energy Alliance seeks industry partners to design nuclear power system for moon
Battelle Energy Alliance is seeking information from the nuclear and space industries to develop technologies that can be operated on the moon.
Idaho Falls-based business receives DOE Small Business of the Year Award
MarCom, LLC, a small business headquartered in Idaho Falls, has won the Department of Energy’s (DOE) Small Business of the Year Award for Fiscal Year 2019.
Four national labs plan to virtually showcase cybersecurity technologies
Twelve cybersecurity technologies from four DOE national laboratories will be showcased to the public during a series of free webinars starting this month.
INL announces NRIC-focused webinar in industry engagement series
INL’s Industry Engagement webinar series will continue focusing on partnership opportunities, highlighting NRIC, which is led by the laboratory.
Enhances INL’s modeling and simulation capabilities
Idaho National Laboratory (INL) recently acquired a 16,416-processor supercomputer known as “Falcon,” opening the gateway for endless innovation.