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Fluor Idaho is using a virtual reality simulator to help train for some waste disposal challenges.
Idaho National Laboratory employees raised more than $500,000 for local branches of the United Way this year.
Idaho National Laboratory’s K-12 Education Enrichment program has launched a new Coding Coalition to support extracurricular computer science clubs in eastern Idaho schools.
RICHLAND, Wash. (AP) — The federal government has awarded a new $4 billion contract to provide some services on the Hanford Nuclear Reservation near Richland, Washington.
The third supercomputer arrived at Idaho National Laboratory’s Collaborative Computing Center this week.
Four Idaho National Laboratory technologies recently won prestigious national awards.
The contractor that runs Idaho National Laboratory is looking for private partners to build the first new test reactor in the United States in decades.
The manager of the Idaho Cleanup Project is moving on to a new job with the U.S. Department of Energy.
Students from the University of Idaho’s Idaho Falls campus were celebrating Saturday after taking first place locally in the 2019 Department of Energy CyberForce Competition held at Idaho National Laboratory.
Idaho National Laboratory’s internship program has been recognized as one of the five best energy internship programs in the nation by Vault Magazine. The ranking is based off student intern feedback provided directly to Vault. Vault surveyed nearly 14,000 current and former interns from mor…
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The state of Idaho and the U.S. Department of Energy have reached a deal that could allow the resumption of shipments of spent research fuel to Idaho National Laboratory.
More than 100 local high school students came through Compass Academy on Monday night to get a glimpse of the high-paying jobs available in eastern Idaho.
Idaho National Laboratory has been honored with two Federal Laboratory Consortium (FLC) Awards in 2019 in the Far West Region. The FLC is formally chartered and mandated by Congress to promote, educate and facilitate technology transfer nationwide among more than 300 federal laboratories, re…
When it comes to cybersecurity talent, the Idaho Falls area punches well above its weight class.
The U.S. Department of Energy is giving Idaho State University $800,000 for research that will help develop new nuclear fuels.
Former atomic and U.S. Department of Energy workers are invited to a National Day of Remembrance Celebration in Idaho Falls on Friday.
Idaho National Laboratory will be well represented at the Idaho Technology Council's 10th annual Hall of Fame celebration, which will take place today at the Boise Centre.
More than 50 people attended Idaho National Laboratory’s “Chernobyl — Just the Facts,” the first of its series of talks on the 1986 nuclear disaster, at the College of Eastern Idaho on Tuesday. INL officials chose the topic due to increased interest in the Chernobyl nuclear disaster followin…
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Idaho National Laboratory cut the ribbon on two new buildings Monday that, it is hoped, will help give a major boost to the lab’s cybersecurity work and its research collaboration with the state’s colleges and universities.
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Several hundred workers at the Advanced Mixed Waste Treatment Project, a facility that will be done with its waste treatment work in about a month, gathered Thursday to hear thanks from their bosses and local and state officials.
Editor's note: This article has been updated to correct the room at College of Eastern Idaho where the Oct. 15 lecture will be held.
Idaho National Laboratory is launching a new security institute to study ways to secure fifth-generation wireless technology.
Western governors are disappointed that the U.S. Department of Energy didn’t consult their states’ nuclear waste experts before releasing a five-year plan for a nuclear waste facility in New Mexico, the governors say.
Today, Mars is cold and dry with only a thin wisp of an atmosphere, but 3.5 billion years ago, the Red Planet was likely a warm, wet world not too dissimilar from Earth.
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The parent company of the cleanup contractor at the U.S. Department of Energy desert site is selling its government contracting operations.
Since he started writing fiction, Jason Joyner says he has found himself somewhere between the “plotters” and “pantsers.”
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Energy economics are a puzzlement. Do an internet search of “How much does electricity cost?” and you’ll get a kaleidoscopical blizzard of results.
The Idaho Falls City Council passed a resolution Thursday reaffirming the city’s commitment to keeping a carbon-free power portfolio.
The company that is developing the small modular reactors planned for the U.S. Department of Energy site west of Idaho Falls announced Thursday it is working with a Czech utility to explore the use of small nuclear reactors there.
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Four eastern Idaho chambers of commerce are teaming up to host a forum with much of the area’s legislative delegation next week.
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The initial phases of the planned expansion of the two test ranges at the U.S. Department of Energy’s desert site could be done as soon as next year.
