INL team develops web app to help truck drivers move critical supplies
INL researchers have developed a tool to provide a common operational picture of current restrictions faced by the trucking industry due to COVID-19.
Idaho lab, university contribute to NASA’s Titan mission
The NASA Dragonfly mission is scheduled for launch in 2026. The Dragonfly spacecraft would use a radioisotope power system tested and assembled in Idaho.
INL joins High-Performance Computing Consortium to battle COVID-19
Idaho National Laboratory has joined a COVID-19 High-Performance Computing Consortium to add its supercomputing capabilities to this vital cause.
Sustainable Energy Economy Workshop: Light Water Reactor and Hydrogen Hybrids
In January, the University of Toledo hosted the Sustainable Energy Economy Workshop: Research & Development of Light Water Reactors and Hydrogen Hybrids.
Out of this world: INL powers Mars Perseverance rover
NASA’s Mars Perseverance rover will take off sometime this summer. This mission wouldn’t be possible without the work done by a small team from INL.
Aaron Wilson
INL employee Aaron Wilson led a team that developed an innovative new water-filtration system for highly concentrated industrial wastewater.
Early-career researcher has earned multiple honors
INL employee Aaron Wilson was a recepient of The Greater Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce’s “Distinguished Under 40” award winners.
ANS President Andy Klein presented the award during a recent visit to the ATR Complex
The American Nuclear Society recognized the INL’s Advanced Test Reactor (ATR) Complex as a Nuclear Historic Landmark at the 2016 ANS Winter meeting.
INL scientist leads investigations of uranium nitride advanced reactor fuel
INL is researching materials that will allow new nuclear reactors to operate with greater efficiency and ability to withstand abnormal conditions.
INL wins Idaho Genius Award, R&D 100 finalist honors
INL researchers are racking up accolades for the new technology they develop. This summer, two more honors and awards were added to the list.
