Idaho National Laboratory (INL)
Biography
INL is part of the U.S. Department of Energy’s complex of national laboratories. The laboratory performs work in each of the strategic goal areas of DOE: energy, national security, science and environment. INL is the nation’s leading center for nuclear energy research and development.
The 890-square-mile laboratory includes a utility-scale electric power grid for improving grid reliability and security; a wireless communications user facility available for commercial and government-sponsored research; and key capabilities for performing cyber and control system.
INL’s explosives test range and Radiological Response Training Range enable testing and training opportunities that benefit the nation’s soldiers and first-responders.
INL is managed by Battelle Energy Alliance for the Department of Energy’s Office of Nuclear Energy.
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- Feds Announce $82 Million for Nuclear Energy Research (Jun 2016)
- Feds List Idaho as Possible Site for Nuclear Waste Storage (Apr 2016)
- New Nuclear Forensics Capability at INL (Dec 2015)
- INL Offers Mercury Abatement Technology (Jul 2015)
- INL Looking for Clean Energy Entrepreneurs and Experts (Feb 2015)
- New Supercomputer Available to Idaho Researchers (Dec 2014)
- This summer, INL Researchers Received A Long-Awaited Delivery (Nov 2014)
- INL is Advancing Global Security Technology (Oct 2014)