BLUE Lightning provides cybersecurity for critical infrastructure
INL has completed a Technical Assistance Agreement with a company seeking independent evaluation of a cybersecurity product known as BLUE Lightning.
Researchers study materials for Gen3 solar power plants
A research program at Idaho National Laboratory aims to answer some critical questions about materials needed for Gen3 concentrating solar power plants.
Summer internship provides valuable experience
Ember Sikorski has always been comfortable with learning as a shared endeavor, one reason she enjoyed her summer internship at INL.
ELINA ‘Smart Document’ technology poised to streamline nuclear energy processes
The Electronic Instructions for Nuclear Applications, or ELINA, would help streamline nuclear energy procedures and make reactor operation more efficient.
A critical milestone success
INL’s Transient Reactor Test facility marked the return of a capability that is critical to the United States’ role in the development of nuclear fuels.
INL welcomes Dr. Yi Xie as first Glenn T. Seaborg Distinguished Postdoctoral Associate
INL’s Glenn T. Seaborg Institute are excited to announce Dr. Yi Xie as INL’s inaugural Glenn T. Seaborg Distinguished Postdoctoral Associate.
Idaho National Laboratory publishes ‘A Parent’s Guide to STEM’
“A Parent’s Guide to STEM” is designed to help parents navigate the steps needed to prepare their students to encounter STEM in school and in their careers.
New technology improves hydrogen manufacturing
Industrial hydrogen manufacturing is becoming more efficient thanks to findings outlined in a new paper published by INL researchers
Recycling Critical Materials
INL is involved in three recycling research projects being funded by the REMADE Institute (Reducing Embodied Energy and Decreasing Emissions).
International collaboration studies economics of turning Idaho manure to biogas
INL researchers, in collaboration with the German Biomass Research Center, are studying the use anaerobic digestion to produce biogas from Idaho dairies.
