It’s time to #LookCloser: Changing the way we view people with disabilities
National Disability Employment Awareness Month recognizes the many contributions of workers with disabilities and disability employment issues.
BSides Idaho Falls: Cybersecurity sophistication in a small setting
Now in its second year, BSides Idaho Falls is an event where the region’s cyber professionals can discuss issues pertaining and related to cybersecurity.
3D printing could transform nuclear industry, INL results indicate
Research underway at Idaho National Laboratory using 3D printing could be the beginning of applications that disrupt the nuclear industry.
Researchers ensuring battery studies translate from lab bench to real world
For almost three years, INL has been involved in Battery500, a U.S. Department of Energy-sponsored initiative to develop high energy, long-life batteries.
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.
From Nepal to Idaho, intern breaks ground in virtual reality
INL intern Rajiv Khadka became a published author when a book he co-wrote hit the market. The book serves as a guide for programmers of all skill levels.
Looking outside ourselves: INL celebrates Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month
Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month celebrates the culture and contributions of Americans whose lineage can be traced to hisapnic, latino and latinx nations.
Environmental monitoring is a team effort at INL Site
Along with nuclear energy and other research at Idaho National Laboratory, another type of research – environmental monitoring – is also taking place on INL’s desert Site.
INL hosts international workshop on nuclear cost analysis
Economics is a key component of nuclear power, which is why the International Atomic Energy Agency is holding a workshop on nuclear cost analysis at INL.
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.
INL’s supercomputer a boon for Idaho’s students
Meghan Fisher, a Ph.D. student in geosciece, ran roughly 750 simulations of ancient volcanic eruptions on Mars using one of INL’s several supercomputers.
How today’s fusion breakthroughs could lead to breakthroughs in renewable energy
INL senior staff scientist Chase Taylor is hard at work solving some of the problems that will make a commercially viable nuclear fusion reactor possible.
New research spurs advancement using radiation-ready technology
New research may help improve the cost and efficiency of nuclear fuels, materials and reactor operations, helping prevent undesirable conditions.
Want more miles per gallon? Start planting some trees
INL is helping enhancing fuel economy by combining biofuels with gasoline, resulting in increased miles per gallon in vehicles.
INL turns 70!
In 2019, INL celebrated its 70th anniversary, highlighting 70 years of energy innovation and security excellence in nuclear research.
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.
Empowered to Lead: Inspiring the next generation of leaders
The Empowered to lead, inspiring the next generation of leaders symposium is a discussion around career and professional development
Empowered to lead: INL celebrates Black History Month
Every February, INL employees, along with the state of Idaho, celebrate Black History Month, recognizing the accomplishments and contributions of blacks
Novel TerraPower nuclear fuel headed for endurance testing
The fuel for TerraPower’s new nuclear energy concept is being tested inside of INL’s Advanced Test Reactor, revealing key details about the new fuel.