Los Alamos computers probe how giant planets formed
Nearly five billion years ago, the giant gaseous planets Jupiter and Saturn formed, apparently in radically different ways.
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Wednesday, July 14, 2004Los Alamos computers probe how giant planets formedNearly five billion years ago, the giant gaseous planets Jupiter and Saturn formed, apparently in radically different ways.
Mandatory all-hands meeting is today
Laboratory Director G. Peter Nanos will discuss security and related issues at a mandatory all-hands meeting at 11 this morning in the Administration Building Auditorium at Technical Area 3.
ADA students have ice cream, socialize
The associate director for administration (ADA) sponsored an ice cream social for ADA students on Monday.
Nanos signs Work Execution Policy
Laboratory Director G. Peter Nanos has signed the Lab's Work Execution Policy, which sets guidelines for how work shall be done at Los Alamos.
IM needs input for aerial survey of Laboratory
Information, Records and Media Services (IM-9) is planning a photo/video survey of the Laboratory via helicopter in late September or early October. supercomputing
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