Idaho National Laboratory will host minority, first-generation, underserved high school students throughout region
INL will host minority and first-generation Idaho high school students at the INL Multicultural Leaders in STEM, designed to inspire the future workforce.
RAVEN offers a fully integrated working environment
The INL RAVEN framework will be available for the public to refine and improve the functionality of the system and inspire collaboration.
New CAES director announced
INL director Mark Peters announced today the appointment of Dr. Noël Bakhtian as director of the Center for Advanced Energy Studies (CAES).
Grants awarded to enhance STEM learning
Two east Idaho schools have been awarded an Ultimate STEM to enhance and supplement their STEM learning courtesy of Idaho National Laboratory
Hess has directed the evolution of INL’s bioenergy program
Dr. J. Richard Hess, director of INL’s Energy and Environment Science and Technology Programs Office, received the Excellence in Bioenergy Award for 2017.
The event highlights achievements from 2016
Idaho National Laboratory celebrates remarkable achievements of its employees for 2016 at its annual Laboratory Director Awards ceremony.
RELAP5-3D has become one of the most widely licensed software products within DOE
INL’s Reactor Excursion and Leak Analysis Program5-3D (RELAP5-3D) reached a milestone this week when it signed its 100th active license agreement.
Obscura Day is a global celebration of exploration and discovery
The Experimental Breeder Reactor-I (EBR-) will be featured in the sixth annual Obscura Day — a global celebration of exploration and discovery.
EBR-I is open seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
INL’s EBR-I museum opens Friday, May 26, and free guided tours will be provided seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Labor Day weekend
DOE conducts training every year to support its specialized aviation missions
INL will conduct a unmanned aircraft systems training seminar for DOE and National Nuclear Security Administration aviation managers and safety officers.
So far this year, INL has hosted 337 interns from 81 universities
Over 90 INL interns will present the work they accomplished this summer during the annual Intern Expo on Thursday, Aug. 10.
‘Without de Boisblanc’s inspiration, we wouldn’t be where we are today’
INL is pleased to welcome Dr. Thomas V. Holschuh II and Abdalla Abou Jaoude as the first two Deslonde de Boisblanc distinguished postdoctoral appointees.
Applications will be accepted for both programs until Oct. 16
Battelle Energy Alliance announced that it is accepting applications for FY-18 Community Giving and Technology-based Economic Development campaigns.
EBR-I is open on Aug. 21 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
INL and Fluor Idaho are curtailing operations on Aug. 21, to alleviate the potential for safety and transportation-related issues during the solar eclipse.
The Resilience Week Symposium is Sept. 18-22
The Resilience Week Symposium is dedicated to advancing the resiliency of critical cyber-physical infrastructures from unexpected and malicious threats.
The group convenes at INL Sept. 26 for a live demonstration
INL will demonstrate the Real-Time Super Lab concept, which will study how electricity can be transfered across distances to address disruptions.
Registration is open from Sept. 29 to Oct. 11
To inspire the next generation of nuclear innovators, INL is hosting Family Nuclear Science Night on Oct. 18, from 5 to 7:30 p.m. at the INL Meeting Center.
Big Event aims to showcase nuclear field’s best and brightest
Idaho’s roots in nuclear energy will shine this year as INL plays host to the “Big Event” Oct. 13, which kicks off Nuclear Science Week 2017.
BEA spent $195 million with small businesses during FY-17
For the fifth consecutive year, INL has exceeded its small business procurement goal and the commitment it made to do business in the state of Idaho.
INL’s open-source software is available at github.com/idaholab
INL released new open-source software projects that are available to the public and open to collaboration directly with researchers outside of the lab.