Even though nuclear power was first created by the Idaho National Laboratory just over 70 years ago, it is now at the forefront of clean energy and electricity of the future. Today, the Idaho National Laboratory remains the center of nuclear energy research and development.

In this episode of The Innovators, host George Davison talks to Corey McDaniel, the Chief Commercial Officer of Idaho National Laboratory, about writing for Congress, becoming a nuclear engineer, accepting failure, and the future of nuclear energy.

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From drones to communicative machines to remote operations, there is a ton of foresty innovations and technology taking place in the world. Miller Timber Services and Ponsse both started from one person having a simple idea to harvest trees better and have transformed into continually improving the forestry industry.

On this episode of The Innovators, host George Davison talks to Matt Mattioda, the Vice President and Chief Forester of Miller Timber Services,  about taking technology to the woods, failing your way forward, and fighting forest fires.

For more information on the future of forestry, head to TomorrowsWorldToday.com.

How did a company that started off with developing refueling systems for planes turn into a company that is helping humans get to Mars? There is no short answer to the amazing transformation that CAES has gone through.

In this episode of The Innovators, host George Davison talks to David Meyouhas, a Senior Director at CAES, about fixing TVs, engineering, semiconductors in space, and the future of space. 

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