INL Graduate Fellowships awarded to 12 students from across country
Idaho National Laboratory awarded prestigious INL Graduate Fellowships to 12 students from universities throughout the U.S.
INL demonstrates excellence by achieving ASME NQA-1 certification
INL has become the first DOE national laboratory to achieve certification of its QA program by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
Idaho researchers discover, correct decades-old nuclear measurement error
A recent discovery by researchers at Idaho National Laboratory could correct a decades-old error important in the field of nuclear data.
Best of the Best: INL named top employer by Professional Woman’s Magazine
Professional Woman’s Magazine has named INL a 2019 Best of the Best Top Government & Law Enforcement Agencies, a list of the top employers in the country.
INL awarded Technology Commercialization funding for 13 projects
INL has received funding awards for 13 projects proposed to the DOE’s Office of Technology Transitions Technology Commercialization Fund (TCF).
INL Resilience Optimization Center established to help federal agencies, private industry
INL has established the INL Resilience Optimization Center (IROC) as an innovation center for system resilience and risk management.
Idaho National Laboratory awards funding to universities for Versatile Test Reactor projects
INL has awarded $1.7 million of funding to universities to develop research projects for usage and application using the future Versatile Test Reactor.
Revolutionary cybersecurity tool for protecting energy systems released on GitHub
INL researchers created the Structured Threat Intelligence Graph, which allows utility owners and operators to easily visualize and share intelligence info.
CAES director named to National Academies STEP board
Dr. Noël Bakhtian, director of CAES, has been selected by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine to serve on its Board on STEP.
INL and Cogent Energy Systems win Federal Laboratory Consortium National Award
INL has been honored with a Federal Laboratory Consortium National Award for a project completed in partnership with Cogent Energy Systems.
Leading the way for Idaho, INL earns 90% on Human Rights Campaign Corporate Equality Index
INL received a score of 90% on the 2019 Corporate Equality Index, the nation’s report on corporate policies and practices relating to workplace equality.
Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Cleanup Project cooperate toward meeting key settlement agreement goal
Feb. 21 marked a major milestone for INL and its partnership with Flour Idaho on the Idaho Cleanup Project in the disposing of spent fuel.
Critical Materials: Researchers eye huge supply of rare-earth elements from mining waste
INL researchers have examined a method to extract rare-earth elements from mining waste. Many of these are used in the making of critical technologies.
Diedra Hollins named Idaho National Laboratory’s new deputy chief information officer
With over 20 years of experience in technical leadership in the IT industry, Diedra Hollins has been named INL’s new deputy chief information officer.
Toni L. Coleman Carter, Catherine Riddle among the 2019 Idaho Women of the Year
Two INL employees, Toni L. Coleman Carter and Catherine Riddle, were among the honorees of the 2019 Idaho Women of the Year Awards.
Idaho National Laboratory marks 70 years of nuclear energy innovation
In 2019, Idaho National Laboratory celebrates 70 years of nuclear energy innovation since its founding as the National Reactor Testing Station in 1949.
EBR-I open for limited hours on Friday, Jan. 11
The Experimental Breeder Reactor-I (EBR-I) Museum will open for limited hours on Friday, Jan. 11 with open access to vistors.
Site contractors to compile Christmas for Families donations
INL employees and contractors are donating time, money, food and gifts to make Christmas a little brighter for many eastern Idaho families.
INL hosts Idaho and regional universities for national CyberForce Competition
INL will provide resources and expertise for Idaho and regional universities to test their cybersecurity in the DOE’s CyberForce Competition.
Treated superalloys demonstrate unprecedented heat resistance
Researchers at Idaho National Laboratory have discovered how to extend the useful life of superalloys by thousands of hours