Novel TerraPower nuclear fuel headed for endurance testing
The fuel for TerraPower’s new nuclear energy concept is being tested inside of INL’s Advanced Test Reactor, revealing key details about the new fuel.
U.S. Energy Department invests in Advanced Remote Monitoring project
The Advanced Remote Monitoring project seeks to simultaneously modernize several power plants, all with unique characteristics, using one remote system.
Three INL researchers receive presidential recognition
Three INL researchers were the recipients of the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) announced July 2 by the White House.
INL leader heads international Nuclear Science Committee
Idaho National Laboratory’s Kemal Pasamehmetoglu has become chairman of the Nuclear Energy Agency’s Nuclear Science Committee.
Experts explore options for microreactors in Alaska
With the help of Klouda and the University of Alaska, INL is helping determine if microreactors might help alleviate some of Alaska’s energy challenges.
Idaho Lab transfers technology to industry throughout region and beyond
Technology transfer at INL has come a long way since President Carter directed national labs to shepherd government innovations into the private sector.
Better graphite modeling could speed up licensing
Graphite used in nuclear power plans must show that it can withstand the environment of a plant. Proving that could now be easier, thanks to an INL model.
A growing use for invasive plants
The list of invasive plants that do harm is extensive. While the fight against them can seem inconquerable, INL is finding ways to tip the scales.
Readying nuclear plants for a new power landscape
The Light Water Reactor Sustainability Program helps the nuclear power industry develop solutions to the rising threats of energy demands.
EBR-I lights up the history of nuclear energy development
Experimental Breeder Reactor-I (EBR-I) Atomic Museum, serves as an insight into the history of nuclear energy in Idaho and the United States.
