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Thursday, February 28, 2008 Hecker recounts recent visit to North KoreaFormer Laboratory Director and senior Fellow Sig Hecker discussed his recent trip to North Korea during a talk this week. Speaking to a full Materials Science Laboratory Auditorium, Hecker discussed the private trip he made earlier this month with a former State Department representative and a U.S. Senate staff member.
Lab management pauses operations at Area G
Managers in the Laboratory’s Environmental Programs Directorate have announced a pause in operations at Area G, the Laboratory’s radioactive waste storage and disposal facility.
Executive Master of Business Administration program open to Lab employees
Laboratory employees can learn about the University of New Mexico's Executive Master of Business Administration program at two meetings today.
Satellite “mom” tells story of Lab's small satellites
When the first of the Laboratory's small satellites, ALEXIS, was released into space in the spring of 1993, one of the spacecraft's solar panels tore free of its hinge attachment during launch, sending its ground crew into frustration and despair.
Protective force training exercise scheduled for Saturday
The Laboratory and SOC LA, Los Alamos’s protective force subcontractor, is scheduled to conduct a large-scale training exercise involving armed personnel using simulated weapons on Saturday (March 1).
Hernandez Elementary students get new shoes
Twenty Hernandez Elementary School students have a brand new pair of shoes thanks to Laboratory employee donations through the LANL Laces program and Mervyn’s department stores. 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 