Research & laboratories

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The third critical outcome of the Research pillar is the concept of a connected research environment in which researchers have seamless access — virtual and physical — to CAES facilities and laboratories in Idaho Falls and at the universities. This outcome relies on early initiatives — streamlining key features such as access and training across facilities, for example — and the development of a virtual CAES-connected campus. A connected research environment brings significant benefits to researchers, including a much broader array of leveraged capabilities that can be more readily accessed, scheduled and coordinated toward major proposals and highly sought technological advances. Research at CAES and at CAES’ affiliated centers is centered on the seven focus areas outlined in the CAES Strategy: Nuclear Energy; Energy-Water Nexus; Cybersecurity; Advanced Manufacturing; Innovative Energy Systems; Energy Policy; and Computing, Data, and Visualization.

 

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CAES Labs

The CAES research facility houses eight laboratories, each providing a state-of-the-art environment where researchers have seamless access — virtual and physical.

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CAES Labs

The CAES research facility houses five laboratories; each providing a state-of-the-art environment where researchers have seamless access — virtual and physical.

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CAES University Labs

CAES collaboration inspires innovation and leverages collective resources to empower students, INL researchers, University Faculty, and industry to accelerate energy solutions.

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CAES University Labs

CAES collaboration inspires innovation and leverages collective resources to empower students, researchers, faculty, and industry to accelerate energy solutions.

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Equipment

The combined equipment infrastructure of the CAES consortium provides access to high-tech, state-of-the-art tools for research, academia, and regional companies.

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Equipment

The combined equipment infrastructure of the CAES consortium provides access to high-tech, state-of-the-art tools for research, academia, and regional companies.

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Research Highlights

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Everything You Need to Know to Conduct Research at CAES

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Resources

Commonly used forms, policies, and procedures, and applications can be found below.

 
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