DOE OSTI · 1866411
2021 Annual Report Laboratory Directed Research & Development
Abstract
The Department of Energy’s (DOE) Laboratory Directed Research and Development (LDRD) program is an essential pathway for innovation, capability growth, and research staff development at Idaho National Laboratory (INL). This program enables timely and agile response to national security, energy, and environmental challenges that motivate INL’s mission to discover and demonstrate innovative nuclear energy solutions and other clean energy options as well as securing our critical infrastructure. This report highlights INL’s LDRD projects concluding in fiscal year (FY) 2021 which included innovative research and development (R&D) across INL’s five science and technology initiatives: nuclear reactor sustainment and expanded deployment, integrated fuel cycle solutions, integrated energy systems, advanced design and manufacturing for extreme environments, and secure and resilient cyber-physical systems.
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Huff, Tony, Hummel, Allison Lee, Lambert, Stephannie A. 2022-04-12. 2021 Annual Report Laboratory Directed Research & Development. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/1866411
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