Go solar racer go
Students from Aspen Elementary School did some hands on pit crewing Wednesday evening at the Bradbury Science Museum building their own solar powered racers.
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Friday, February 27, 2004Go solar racer goStudents from Aspen Elementary School did some hands on pit crewing Wednesday evening at the Bradbury Science Museum building their own solar powered racers.
Trace amounts of perchlorate found in Mortandad Canyon monitoring well
As part of ongoing monitoring efforts, trace amounts of perchlorate have been found in aquifer samples taken from a monitoring well in Mortandad Canyon, Laboratory officials announced Thursday.
UC, Davis gets patent for snow-penetrating radar device
Researchers at the University of California, Davis have received a patent for a concept that uses a radar-like device to help snowplow drivers find objects buried beneath snowbanks.
National Academies of Science contract competition public meeting Tuesday
A study committee from the National Academies of Science will attend meetings next week with Laboratory managers and scientists on Tuesday (March 2).
Saving energy is easy
Installing sensors on switches for lights, computer monitors and printers can reduce energy consumption.
Comments accepted on Welch study, salary adjustments issue
Compensation (HR-C) and the Decision Applications (D) Division will accept comments through March 5 from Lab employees regarding the Welch group salary study.
Livermore scientists team with Russia to discover elements 113 and 115
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory scientists, in collaboration with researchers from the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in Russia, have discovered the two newest super heavy elements, element 113 and element 115. supercomputing
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