Nuclear pioneer who worked at what is now Idaho National Laboratory, died Feb. 4
Warren Nyer, a nuclear pioneer who worked on the Manhattan Project and major reactor experiments at what is now Idaho National Laboratory, died Feb. 4.
Site contractors contribute nearly $550,000 to United Way organizations in eastern Idaho
Employees of the U.S. Department of Energy’s three largest contractors in Idaho provided support to the United Way campaign with donations.
Reactor recognized with regional award
An INL Advanced Test Reactor (ATR) project was chosen as the first-place winner in the energy-industrial category of a 2015 Best Projects competition.
INL reports analysis results from the largest collection of light-duty plug-in electric vehicle (PEV) and charging infrastructure demonstrations in the world.
Idaho National Lab is reporting results from the largest collection of light-duty plug-in electric vehicles (PEV) and charging infrastructure in the world.
Small businesses developing clean energy technologies are now able to compete for funding from DOE
DOE and Idaho National Laboratory (INL) are offering vouchers to help clean-energy entrepreneurs and small businesses get their products to market.
Alaska’s Chena Power joins Snake River Geothermal Consortium team
Idaho National Laboratory announces that Chena Power, LLC, an Alaska-based company, has officially joined the Snake River Geothermal Consortium (SRGC) team
Battelle Energy Alliance announces Community Giving and Technology-based Economic Development campaigns.
Battelle Energy Alliance announced the application period for its fiscal year 2016 Community Giving and Technology-based Economic Development campaigns.
Education collaboration between INL and Wyoming K-12 teachers
INL is conducting professional development sessions at the 2015 Roadmap to STEM Conference where the Idaho STEM program will be introduced to participants.
Utah educators to collaborate with INL at STEM U
INL is co-sponsoring the 2015 STEM U Summer Institute where the Idaho STEM (i-STEM) program will be introduced to participants
INL leads national conversation on resilience of critical infrastructure
Resilience Week provides an opportunity for stakeholders to understand the state of research in cyber and physical security for critical infrastructure.
Nearly 600 educators will attend 2015 i-STEM Summer Institutes
Idaho educators will learn about STEM topics and how to use the information in their classrooms during six low-cost workshops held around the state in June.
New Horizons powered by INL-built ‘space battery’
The NASA New Horizons craft is powered by a radioisotope thermoelectric generator assembled, tested and prepared for launch by researchers at INL.
A closer look at INL’s historic nuclear contributions at EBR-I
Beginning this weekend, you can take a closer look at INL’s Experimental Breeder Reactor-I (EBR-I) museum and on its social media accounts
Workshop on mitigating damage from geomagnetic disturbances
Utility leaders, lawmakers and researchers will discuss national recovery and potential risks associated with geomagnetic disturbances during a INL workshop
This is the 24th year INL has sponsored the quiz-bowl tournament in Idaho
Idaho students are testing their STEM knowledge this week at the Eastern Idaho Science Bowl sponsored by Idaho National Laboratory
Nearly 700 educators are expected to attend workshops
Idaho educators have an opportunity to take courses in STEM-based topics with information on how to apply it in the classrooms during six workshops in June.
Nearly 150 young women to attend ‘My Amazing Future’
Female junior high school students from around Idaho will discover the world of STEM during the eighth annual My Amazing Future workshop on March 13.