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Optimize carbon dioxide sequestration, enhance oil recovery

The simulation provides an important approach to estimate the potential of storing carbon dioxide in depleted oil fields while simultaneously maximizing oil production.

Schematic of a water-alternating-with-gas flood for CO2 sequestration and enhanced oil recovery.

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Maintaining nuclear stability in times of transition focus of talk at Bradbury Science Museum Houston “Terry” Hawkins talks about the role that the nation’s nuclear weapons stockpile plays in maintaining the nation’s defense — and that of our allies.January 9, 2014
Dateline Los Alamos: Top Science News for 2013 HIV vaccine, Mars water, climate change, birth of a black hole, thwarting terrorists among topics of interest Los Alamos outstanding science and technology achievements for 2013December 24, 2013
Nearly $2 million pledged during Los Alamos National Laboratory’s 2014 employee giving campaign Lab employee contributions will fund a wide range of programs offered by eligible nonprofit organizations.December 17, 2013
Laboratory’s role in stockpile stewardship focus of 70th anniversary lecture The talk will highlight some of the experimental, engineering and computational tools used to monitor nuclear weapons.December 12, 2013

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Los Alamos Shows Airport Security Technology at Work

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Innovations for a secure nation

Lab team makes unique contributions to the first bionic eye

The Argus II will help people blinded by the rare hereditary disease retinitis pigmentosa or seniors suffering from severe macular degeneration.

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