Six things you need to know about psychological safety
Discover the key takeaways from Dr. Marty Martin and his presentation on creating psychologically safe environments while enabling trust.
Sarah Stevenson travels the world for nuclear materials research
When she graduates in May, Sarah Stevenson, a former intern at INL, will have a commission in the U.S. Air Force as a second lieutenant.
Low-temp hydrocarbon cracking could make plastics from natural gas
A team of Idaho National Laboratory researchers has now pioneered an electrochemical process that could eliminate the need for high-energy steam cracking.
Peculiar fluids offer clean alternative to traditional rare earth separation
DOE recently awarded funding to INL researchers who are developing a more efficient process of creating rare earth element-based technology.
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.
World’s fastest supercomputers to help model how liquids move through shale
An INL researcher is trying to discover what happens when pressurized CO2 interacts with oil or gas in shale using the nation’s fastest supercomputers.
Pioneering research conducted at INL more than a decade ago now reaching the marketplace
A new natural gas liquefaction facility that uses cryogenic technologies is utilizing research pioneered at INL over a decade ago.
INL director followed in father’s footsteps, but dad followed son, too
It’s not unusual for a son to follow in his father’s footsteps, but the story of INL Director Dr. Mark Peters and his father is a unique one.
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.
The ‘hermit’ and the ‘rock star’
The transfer of technology is difficult, but as Dr. Kevin Gering, a Distinguished Staff Scientist says, being at the right place can make a big difference.
DOE seeks nuclear inspiration, answers from a new generation
INL hosted a Millennial Nuclear Caucus, an event where young interns and researchers shared their perception of what the future of nuclear energy could hold
A combination of microbes, organic acids and soap could help clean up oil spills
INL researchers are helping develop a Trace Element Humate Surfactant, which would be an environmentally friendly way to clean up oil and other spills.
EV charging in cold temperatures could pose challenges for drivers
A new INL study on charging in cold temperatures suggests that industry and electric vehicle drivers are still facing charging challenges in colder climates
The new study was posted last week by the journal Energy Policy
New research from Idaho National Laboratory suggests that electric vehicle drivers could face longer charging times when temperatures drop.
Autographed placemat evokes astronauts’ 1969 visit to Idaho
In July 1969, astronauts Joe Engle, Ed Mitchell, Gene Cernan and Alan Shepard were dispatched to Idaho in preparation for Apollo 14 in 1971.
INL firefighters prepare for potentially high wildfire season
Wildland fire season has arrived at the Idaho desert. The INL Fire Department is ready to help employees stay safe during this high-threat time period.
Six common misconceptions about living in Idaho
With employees moving to Idaho to work at INL from all over the world, it’s important to clear up a few common misconceptions about life in the Gem State.
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.
An Inside Look at INL’s Partnership with RED Inc.
Take a peek behind the scenes to see how RED Inc. supports INL’s critical research missions on a daily basis by providing communications resources.
Giving back to the community: INL transfers laptops to College of Eastern Idaho’s cybersecurity program
To support growing the region’s cybersecurity workforce, INL donated 30 laptops to CEI to help bolster the nation’s cybersecurity professionals locally.