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Electric Vehicle Charging: First of a Kind National Lab Project Will Simulate Fast Charging Station Microgrids
Research by INL could help the nation accommodate more electric vehicles, while lessening the impact of charging on the electrical grid.
Idaho researchers help industry make high-performance parts inexpensive and durable
Idaho National Laboratory has developed world-class capabilities to help industry create advanced materials at an expeditied rate.
INL engineer gives new life to vintage snowcat
For the last ten years, INL engineer David Stites has spent countless days and nights restoring a vintage snowcat to its former glory.
United we stand: Building collaborations to fight COVID-19 pandemic
When the COVID-19 virus took hold in March 2020, researchers from national laboratories began connecting to respond to the pandemic.
Potato wastewater could feed bacteria used to recycle high-tech devices
New research suggests that potato wastewater could act as a source for a special bacterium that could be used to recycle high tech devices.
A step closer to clean hydrogen
Clean hydrogen research will play a vital role to help decarbonize the steel, agriculture, petroleum refining industries.
Tour EBR-I with technology – in English or Spanish
Visitors now can virtually tour the world’s first nuclear power plant, Experimental Breeder Reactor-I (EBR-I), any time of year from wherever they are – in English or Spanish – using TravelStorys.
Prepare and protect: INL research supports COVID 19 response
Well before it became a known, INL researchers helped lay the groundwork for understanding many of the response strategies for COVID.
Still more to discover: Researchers use the best tools to learn even more about nuclear fuel
A team of Idaho National Laboratory researchers recently studied uranium dioxide, UO2, at the microscopic level, confirming things previously unknown about the element.
