Supercomputing satellite hits the road
A Laboratory developed satellite carrying eight new technologies for potential spacecraft use is heading for a last phase of testing before launch in December.
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Tuesday, September 5, 2006 Supercomputing satellite hits the roadA Laboratory developed satellite carrying eight new technologies for potential spacecraft use is heading for a last phase of testing before launch in December.
Lab retiree Campbell is “Vecinos” award winner
Laboratory retiree Larry Campbell is the latest recipient of a Vecinos award for outstanding volunteer work. Coordinated by the Community Programs Office (CPO) and the Los Alamos National Laboratory Foundation, the Vecinos program recognizes outstanding volunteers.
Fiscal year-end purchasing deadlines approaching
The end of the Laboratory’s 2006 fiscal year means deadlines for some purchases loom.
Labor Department staff at Laboratory on Wednesdays
Staff from the federal Department of Labor are scheduled to be at Occupational Medicine (OM) and at the KSL Services Building at Technical Area 3 on Wednesday to answer questions and assist Laboratory employees who have questions about the Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act.
Workshop participants tour LANSCE
Sven Vogel, center, of the Lujan Center (LANSCE-LC) leads visitors on a tour of the Los Alamos Neutron Science Center at Technical Area 53. supercomputing
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Cutting-edge innovation captures science "Oscar"Laser-Weave® technology grows extra-strong fibers at astonishing speedsPrestigious R&D 100 Award goes to radical technology that will change the insides of toasters to exhaust nozzles in rocket engines, says James Maxwell of Applied Electromagnetics. . . Currents, the Laboratory's monthly employee magazine, is now available online.  |
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