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Glenn T. Seaborg Institute

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1000 x 375Pushing the boundaries of actinide science

​Pushing the boundaries of actinide science​

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1000 x 375Performing fundamental actinide research

​Fundamental Actinide Research​

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1000 x 375Collaborating with renowned experts

​Collaboration With Renowned Experts​

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1000 x 375Performing fundamental actinide research

​Fundamental Actinide Research​

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1000 x 375Conducting innovative actinide research

​Innovative actinide research​

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1000 x 375Developing talented researchers

​Development of talented researchers​

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1080 x 404Employing advanced instrumentation

​Advanced Instrumentation​

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1002 x 375Developing the next generation of actinide scientists

​Developing the Next Generation of Actinide Scientists​

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1000 x 375Maintaining a rich collaborative environment

​​​​Rich Collaborative Environment​

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1000 x 375Utilizing world-class hot laboratories

​World Class Hot Laboratories​

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1000 x 375GTSI-INL

​GTSI-INL​

​The Glenn T. Seaborg Institute (GTSI) at Idaho National Laboratory (INL) is committed to the development of talented researchers who pursue the chemistry and behavior of the actinide elements. GTSI-INL seeks to push the boundaries of understanding of the actinide elements through innovative and quality research. It joins a consortium of other institutes around the United States and exists as a tribute to Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg, who co-discovered multiple elements, including plutonium, and committed his life’s work to the advancement of actinide chemistry. 


​Vision​​

Enhance U.S. pre-eminence in the science of the chemical, physical, nuclear, and metallurgi​​​cal properties of ​the transactinium elements.

​​Mission

Provide scientists and engineers with the opportunities and tools to develop their knowledge and expertise in support of the mission of the US Department of Energy and Idaho National Laboratory.


Goals

✓ ​Produc​e the highest quality research resu​lts that will impact and increase understanding
of actinide bearing systems important to DOE and other national priorities.

✓ Produce the highest quality scientists and engineers that will fill the national needs in
national security, energy and environmental policy, and cutting edge science.

✓​ Bring INL to primacy in cutting edge actinide science. 

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Solution Phase Actinide Chemistry and Physics

 

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Solid State Actinide Chemistry and Physics

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Actinide Forensics and Standards
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Applications for distinguished postdoctoral appointments in 2023 will be accepted from Sept. 1 through Dec. 31.  Please refer to https://inl.gov/careers/ ​to apply.​​

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GTSI-INL Organization

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​Rory Kennedy
​Donald Wood
​Michele Oliveira
​Terry Todd
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J. Rory Kennedy​, Ph.D. 
Director
Rory.Kennedy@inl.gov
(208) 526-5522
​Donald J. Wood, Ph.D.
Deputy Director/Solution Phase Chemistry and Physics Focus Area Lead 
(509) 670-4134

​Krzysztof Gofryk
Solid State Focus Area Lead 
Gofryk@inl.gov
(208) 526-4902


​Matthew Watrous
Forensics Focus Area Lead
(208) 526-3955

Site contact: Jodi Vollmer​



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