LANSCE proton accelerator
The new Los Alamos Neutron Science Center exhibit, which opened Monday at the Bradbury Science Museum, includes a 12-foot full-color illustration describing how the LANSCE proton accelerator works; a fully interactive touch-screen station that offers three different interactive games for visitors, including the super-popular Drift Tube Game; and a series of light boxes that describe LANSCE's contribution to science and the world.
The interactive touch-screen exhibit was developed by a LANSCE liaison team in collaboration with Harvey Mudd College. It was designed and built by a team comprised of five undergraduate students.
Bottom photo: Lukas Proffen tries one of the interactive touch-screen displays that are part of the new permanent exhibit about LANSCE during Monday's opening reception at the Bradbury Science Museum.
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