11-day countdown to season 2 of ‘Stranger Things’
While Hawkins National Laboratory is a fictional laboratory found on “Stranger Things,” INL works to resolve our nation’s big energy and security challenges
New monument entrance signs add elegance, sense of place to desert Site
It’s pretty hard not to notice that the Idaho National Laboratory desert site entrance signs U.S. 20 have been upgraded to a much classier presentation
BEA spent $195 million with small businesses during FY-17
For the fifth consecutive year, INL has exceeded its small business procurement goal and the commitment it made to do business in the state of Idaho.
Idaho National Laboratory and Fluor Idaho employees participated in fundraising efforts
INL and Fluor Idaho provided more than $668,000 in contributions to three regional United Way offices for the coming year.
Key findings in INL’s Research & Development Economic Impact Summary for FY 2017
INL’s R&D Economic Impact Summary for FY 2017 found that INL added $1.94 billion to Idaho’s GDP, and the lab spent $139 million with Idaho businesses.
For more than 60 years, INL and its employees have shown themselves to be an invaluable source of support in their communities
The 2017 INL United Way campaign was a huge success, bringing in more than $461,000 to support the area’s three agencies.
Teen girls blazing the way for a future in computer programming
INL is excited to announce the successful completion of a pilot of the “Girls Who Code” club at Rocky Mountain Middle School.
Experimental Breeder Reactor-I opens Memorial Day weekend for summer tours
The historic Experimental Breeder Reactor-I (EBR-I) museum will open May 25, 2018 and will provide free guided tours seven days a week through Labor Day.
British car enthusiasts take a break from the road to explore EBR-I
60 members of the Idaho British Car Club visited EBR-I, as the car enthusiasts wanted to explore the birthplace of nuclear energy.
Visit EBR-I this summer with free virtual, online tours
Visitors can experiece the Experimental Breeder Reactor (EBR-I) museum in 2020 through two different technologies: TravelStorys and online tours.
