Former INL researcher named to National Academy of Engineering
A former INL researcher has been elected into the National Academy of Engineering, one of the most prestigious awards an engineer can receive.
Finding the right angle: INL employees’ skills transfer from workplace to outdoor photography
INL employees showcase how the skills necessary for groundbreaking energy research and aesthetically stunning photography aren’t that different after all.
INL Holiday Traditions
Since 1949, INL has been home to employees from all walks of life, bringing new customs, food, music and art. Read about some employees’ holiday traditions.
Seeing double: Twin sisters find careers at Idaho’s national lab
With ties to the lab dating back to the 1950s, two INL employees followed in their grandfather’s footsteps by pursuing careers at the Site.
Connecting to your roots: INL celebrates Native American Heritage Month
During November, the U.S. and the state of Idaho celebrate Native American Heritage Month. Three INL employees tell us what the celebration means to them.
Veterans Day takes on special meaning for many INL employees
The U.S. military, and those who serve are woven into the fabric of INL, and three veterans-turned INL employees describe what Veteran’s Day means to them.
Climbing the career ladder – a Webb family tradition
With roots to the lab dating back to 1955, one family of INL employees talk about their journeys and careers at the Site.
An Inside Look at INL’s Partnership with Gravis Tech
Two former INL employees banded together in 2015 to create a company called Gravis Tech, the source of technological and communication support for the lab.
An Inside Look at INL’s Partnership with MarCom, LLC
INL’s crucial missions cannot be accomplished without many thousands of key players, each as crucial as the next. MarCom, LLC is one of those players.
When the whole INL community is your family
One family of INL employees has logged 170 employment years at the lab. Each family member has broken ground in his or her field.