Summer internship provides valuable experience
Ember Sikorski has always been comfortable with learning as a shared endeavor, one reason she enjoyed her summer internship at INL.
ELINA ‘Smart Document’ technology poised to streamline nuclear energy processes
The Electronic Instructions for Nuclear Applications, or ELINA, would help streamline nuclear energy procedures and make reactor operation more efficient.
INL’s Dave Petti served as the executive director of a high-profile MIT report
INL’s Dr. Dave Petti is at the center of the nuclear energy world – as the executive director on a high-profile Massachusetts Institute of Technology study
Recycling Critical Materials
INL is involved in three recycling research projects being funded by the REMADE Institute (Reducing Embodied Energy and Decreasing Emissions).
International collaboration studies economics of turning Idaho manure to biogas
INL researchers, in collaboration with the German Biomass Research Center, are studying the use anaerobic digestion to produce biogas from Idaho dairies.
INL wins two FLC Far West Regional Awards
Idaho National Laboratory has been honored with two Federal Laboratory Consortium (FLC) Awards in 2018 in the Far West Region.
Idaho National Laboratory to lead new Energy Frontier Research Center
The U.S. Department of Energy has announced 22 new Energy Frontier Research Centers (EFRCs), including one that will be led by Idaho National Laboratory.
The new INL graduate fellows will join the first cohort selected in August last year
INL welcomes 13 students into the second cohort of INL graduate fellows from universities throughout various states across the nation.
Utah FORGE geothermal project involves INL modeling research
INL is to help with the research and development of geothermal systems at the Frontier Observatory for Research in Geothermal Energy (FORGE) in Utah.
Providing a path to resilience through partnership
INL facilitates the Resilience Week Conference to provide a venue for advancing resilient infrastructure, technologies, policies and partnerships.
Employees thrive in inclusive INL workplace
In the spirit of inclusion and diversity, 3 employees share what it’s like to be LGBT at INL and in a traditionally socially conservative community.
Local teens gather to explore a future in cybersecurity
In an effort to educate the future cyber defenders, INL and other partners and sponsors supported this first hacking cybersecurity competition held in Ammon
Accident Tolerant Fuels effort hits important milestone
INL hosted a three-day meeting the first week of May on Accident Tolerant Fuels, the government-backed effort to develop safer fuels for nuclear reactors.
Two INL cybersecurity professionals among honorees for 2018 Accomplished Under 40 award
Two INL cybersecurity professionals are being honored with the Idaho Business Review Accomplished Under 40 award for their career achievements.
INL celebrates AAPI Heritage Month
During the month of May, the United States, along with INL, celebrates Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month.
Idaho, INL roll out red carpet for new nuclear industry
INL is gathering professionals from across Idaho, the West and parts of Canada for the Ready4Nuclear Western U.S. & Canada Nuclear Suppliers Workshop.
INL archaeologist helps STEM student with senior project
When an Idaho Falls High School student, approached archaeologist Marie Holmer for help on their senior project in 2016, Holmer jumped at the chance to help
History-making women
In celebration of Women’s History Month, INL is highlighting three female scientists who will be in the history books of the future.
Metal-eating microbes prove cost-effective for recycling rare earth elements
Researchers at INL have developed an economical way to recycle rare Earth elements (REEs) using a bacterium called Gluconobacter oxydans.
The Col. Sydnor Memorial Award is presented to Caleb Anderson
INL Security Police Officer Caleb Anderson, a member of DOE’s elite Composite Advisory Team, was recently awarded the Colonel Sydnor Award.