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Updates every hour. Last Updated: 25-Apr-2025 11:08 ET (25-Apr-2025 15:08 GMT/UTC)

Watching trends: How INL Helps the NRC model risk and reliability

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Supporters of nuclear energy tout the safety and reliability of nuclear power, and data supports their claims.

Mobile supercomputer of the future: INL researchers explore connecting data centers to microgrids, microreactors

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Roughly 30,000 data centers dot the landscape in the United States and Europe. These computer facilities serve functions as varied as modeling and simulation, cloud-based applications, artificial intelligence and weather forecasting.

Intern develops technology to find EV charging vulnerabilities

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Idaho National Laboratory intern Jake Guidry has developed a cybersecurity research tool that could improve the security of electric vehicle charging.

Global Learning Collaboration: International Researchers, Visitors Connect At INL

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Idaho National Laboratory’s International Researcher and Visitor Program drives cross-cultural exchange and promotes collaboration with worldwide scientists and academia inspiring creativity within INL’s scientific community.

EMA partner organizations selected among awardees for federal grant to study consent-based siting

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This release has been removed upon request of the submitting institution. Please contact Cammi L. Ottesen (Cammi.Ottesen@inl.gov) for more information.

Shoshone-Bannock tribes, Idaho National Laboratory begin irrigation modernization case study

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Idaho National Laboratory (INL) is partnering with the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes to modernize the Fort Hall, Idaho-based irrigation system.

The tool to build a better battery

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Batteries play a pivotal role in the world’s mission to reach net-zero carbon emissions, from electric vehicles to grid-scale electricity storage to home use.

How molten salt could be the lifeblood of tomorrow’s nuclear energy

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Molten salt has caught the eye of the nuclear industry as an ideal working fluid for reactor cooling, energy transfer, fueling and fission product absorption.

Finally, an industrial-scale facility for testing new, clean hydrogen technologies

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Hydrogen is also an excellent way to store energy for electricity generation or to power vehicles.

It's your nickel: Small changes in materials could lead to big improvements in fast charging

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The key to developing an electric vehicle battery that can charge as quickly as it takes to fill a car with gasoline lies within its materials.

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