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Friday, April 21, 2006 Heritage Series talk brings back era of Los Alamos pastJ. Robert Oppenheimer’s secretary, Priscilla Duffield, gave Laboratory employees a rare insider’s perspective of the Manhattan Project and the famous people that surrounded it during a Heritage Lecture talk event on Wednesday.
Lab workshop looks at nation's energy needs
Charryl Berger of the Office of Energy and Environment Initiatives (OEEI) spoke about the nation's future energy needs, delivery methods and alternatives to traditional energy resources at day one of the Laboratory's Energy Days workshop this week.
Los Alamos scientist Li featured in NNSA newsletter
Laboratory scientist Ning Li of Condensed Matter and Thermal Physics (MST-10) is featured in the April issue of the National Nuclear Security Administration newsletter.
Wellness Center program touts fitness, exercise
Get a move on it! To the Wellness Center that is, to register for the national walking program "America on the Move," the Lab's walking month program beginning May 1.
University of California, Davis opens new biotech center
The University of California, Davis has opened a new center for biophonics, the study of light in biology and medicine.
Technical papers sought for small business technology conference
Technical papers in the areas of homeland security, nanotechnology, microsystems, advanced manufacturing and water issues are being accepted for presentation at a small business technology and matchmaking event in June. supercomputing
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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 