A family affair: Four generations of Corsbergs have found their passion at INL
For 75 years, Idaho National Laboratory (INL) and its predecessors have drawn people from all over the world to the ever-growing community of southeastern Idaho. The laboratory has also brought opportunities to families already living within that community. For the Corsberg family, working at the INL complex throughout its many name changes, different contractors and […]
Mary Dee Grimm looks back across 62 years at INL
It all began with a coat… Crazy as it might sound, Mary Dee Grimm’s lifelong appreciation for fashion was part of what attracted her to Idaho National Laboratory many years ago and kept her on board to become the longest serving employee in the lab’s history. In the mid-1950s, when she was still Mary Dee […]
Idaho National Laboratory adds new members Sue Gordon, John Kelly and Chris Stewart to advisory committee
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho – Idaho National Laboratory has added three esteemed experts to its National and Homeland Security Strategic Advisory Committee. The newest members are Sue Gordon, John Kelly and Chris Stewart, who have had extensive and notable roles in safeguarding United States national security. They join a committee that includes experts in the fields […]
From research to rescue: INL employee volunteers for search and recovery team
Angelica Petrovic works with a team to strategically support and lead critical mission projects by developing work plans, reports, and other project tasks. She is currently in the pre-project planning stage for sustaining thermal irradiation capabilities at INL for decades to come.
Veterans Day profile of Sgt. David Bleak
In celebration of Veteran’s Day, Idaho National Laboratory is highlighting the heroic actions of Sgt. David Bleak, a former employee.
Spence Carter receives professional society ‘5 Under 35’ award
Spence Carter has received the 5 Under 35 award from the Society of Fire Protection Engineers.
In focus with Idaho National Laboratory photographer Chris Morgan
Idaho National Laboratory’s research is wide and varied and many of them have been documented by INL photographer Chris Morgan.
Team player: Former NFL lineman makes smooth transition to INL Security
After a brief stint in the NFL, one INL security police officer traded in his shoulder pads to pursue a career in law enforcement.
A lifelong advocate for nuclear’s power
Seth Kanter never suspected that his love of the ocean, and more than eight years in the Navy, would eventually lead him to a career in the high desert of eastern Idaho. But as the Radiological Engineering manager at Idaho National Laboratory, Kanter feels very much at home, and fortunate.
Pro Force Special Response Team leader ascends to top post with Idaho Army National Guard
INL pro force leader Robert Earley was recognized in a ceremonial promotion to command sergeant major in the Idaho Army National Guard.
Longtime INL fire chief looks back on career
As he looks back on 15 years as chief of the INL Fire Department, Eric Gosswiller can point to plenty of accomplishments, but it’s the people who stand out the most.
INL’s MARVEL engineer develops nuclear test reactor at lightning speed
Yarir Arafat is a nuclear engineer leading development of the MARVEL microreactor project at Idaho National Laboratory.
Former Army intelligence analyst expands nuclear industry partnerships at GAIN
At the Gateway for Accelerated Innovation in Nuclear (GAIN), Rachel Taow works on contracting mechanisms to speed up nuclear research.
Hurricanes are no match for INL scientist’s big dreams for a global nuclear future
INL employee Charlyne Smith, a native of St. Catherine, Jamaica, grew up with constant power outages, particularly during hurricane season. This fueled her desire to pursue a career that would help provide a sustainable infrastructure to prevent others from experiencing the hardships that she endured.
From the USS Nimitz to the Idaho desert: Christina Appleby’s journey to becoming a TREAT operator
Christina Appleby joined INL just over a year ago and now plays a central role in conducting experiments at the TREAT facility, a research reactor designed to simulate accident conditions and help engineers develop more robust reactor fuels.
INL computational scientist solves mysteries of nuclear science
Andrea Jokisaari, a computational scientist at Idaho National Laboratory (INL), works to unlock the mysteries of how fuel and materials change over time in nuclear power plants, information crucial for plant safety and economics.
Fit for duty
Two Idaho National Laboratory employees spend their time outside of work competing in spartan races, which test one’s speed and endurance.
From a small town to a national impact: Hartenstein’s journey to leading national security research
As he prepares to retire in October and transition to emeritus status, Steve Hartenstein, INL’s chief science officer for National and Homeland Security research, reflects on his 36-year career.
INL’s Voluntary Protection Program achieves 20-year milestone
INL’s Voluntary Protection Program (VPP) is currently undergoing an extensive review process to maintain its Star status – the highest designation the Department of Energy (DOE) uses to recognize outstanding occupational safety and health programs.
INL Fuel Cycle Strategy lead Monica Regalbuto named ANS Fellow
INL employee and head of Nuclear Fuel Cycle Strategy Monica Regalbuto has been a Fellow of the American Nuclear Society (ANS).