Laboratory hurricane relief efforts
Laboratory personnel can learn about in-house fund raising efforts for Hurricane Katrina victims through a new Web page.
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Thursday, September 8, 2005 Laboratory hurricane relief effortsLaboratory personnel can learn about in-house fund raising efforts for Hurricane Katrina victims through a new Web page.
Lab scientist speaks today on gamma-ray bursts
A few times a day a special type of massive star transforms itself into a black hole, simultaneously collapsing and ejecting material in a jet that moves very close to the speed of light. During their fleeting existence, these jets flood much of the universe with an enormous burst of gamma rays.
Recruiting event showcases Lab postdocs
Thirty-seven Laboratory postdocs interested in long-term employment at Los Alamos will be available to meet with hiring officials at a recruiting event Sept. 14 in the Los Alamos Research Park.
Changes to dial-up data access put on hold
The Laboratory is delaying until next month changes to the dial-up data modem process, which employees from remote locations use to access Laboratory network services.
Bradbury Science Museum talk focuses on getting people to Mars
Elizabeth (Betsy) Cantwell of International, Space and Response (ISR) Division will talk about some of the critical risks for ambitious manned flights beyond Earth's low orbit in a talk Sept. 13 at the Bradbury Science Museum. supercomputing
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Cutting-edge innovation captures science "Oscar"
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Roadrunner, a new hybrid computer moves at petaflop/s speed
World's highest magnetic fields help understand materials
Monte Carlo code predicts subatomic particle interactions 