Chemist creating art through her passion for photography
INL employee and chemist Dr. Catherine Riddle combines her love for photography with her passion for radiochemistry to fuel her work at the lab.
INL physician assistant moonlights as young adult fiction writer
Jason Joyner has been a physician assistant at INL for 12 years, but in his off time, he moonlights as the writer of a series of young adult fiction novels.
Finding a new passion for uranium
Most people who enter antique stores wander aimlessly. But for two INL employees, they scour with a focus for an elusive treasure: uranium glass.
INL employees compete for the title of fastest gunslinger
Some Idaho National Laboratory employees are venturing into the Old West to participate in the Eagle Rock Outlaws’ quick draw competitions.
Along for the Ride: INL employee uses endurance equine racing to explore the great outdoors
Off the clock, INL employee Jessica Cobbley spends time with her passion of equine endurance racing to explore Idaho’s outdoors.
Calibration technician moonlights as mountain man
When he’s not working, INL calibration technician Jack Montgomery spends his off time selling coats on the American frontier as a mountain man.
Design drafter by day, woodworker by night
A design drafter in INL’s Nuclear Science & Technology’s Experiments Engineering organization by day, Bubba Ricker pursues his passion for woodworking outside of work.
For INL researcher, Indian drums are a family tradition
For nearly his entire life, INL researcher Abhishek Banerjee has studied the tabla, a pair of small drums played in traditional Indian music.
Shining a spotlight on The Goat Milk Maidens
INL Planning and Financial Controls Analyst Whitney Jolley has helped raise goats her entire life, beginning on her family’s farm just north of Idaho Falls as a child, and continuing on her current farm in Firth today.
Jumping to the challenge: INL employee reconnects with horsemanship
After a 17-year break from the sport, INL employee Stacey Garitone returned to horsemanship, and the impact was immediate in her personal life.
