Laboratory technologies capture R&D 100 awards
Los Alamos researchers won two of R&D Magazine’s prestigious 2007 R&D 100 Awards. The award-winning Laboratory projects this year include the Camera on a Chip and the Portable Acoustic Cytometer.
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Monday, July 2, 2007 Laboratory technologies capture R&D 100 awardsLos Alamos researchers won two of R&D Magazine’s prestigious 2007 R&D 100 Awards. The award-winning Laboratory projects this year include the Camera on a Chip and the Portable Acoustic Cytometer.
Local company gets contract to clean up former material disposal area
Accelerated Remediation Company, a local small business with offices in Los Alamos, received a contract from the Laboratory to begin remediation of an historic waste site known as Material Disposal Area B.
Happy Fourth of July
The Laboratory is closed Wednesday in observance of the Independence Day holiday.
Steam outage continues at TA-3
The steam distribution system at Technical Area 3 will continue to be shut down through the end of July for repairs and maintenance.
Lab’s recovery source efforts featured in NNSA newsletter
The National Nuclear Security Administration Office of Global Threat Reduction has recovered 15,000 radioactive sealed sources, which are now securely stored at Los Alamos and at other contractor facilities. supercomputing
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