November/December 2011 | In this issue:

• From Doug's Desk
• Multimodal imaging studies of visual object recognition
• Proton radiography granular flow experiments in Eglin sand
• Model cortical association fields account for time course and dependence on target complexity of human contour perception
• MiniCLEAN inner vessel fabrication
• The future of satellite-based quantum communication
• Heads Up!

October 2011 | In this issue:

• Keeping secrets safe forever: QKarD brings quantum cryptography to handheld devices
• JMR cover features Los Alamos research
• Requirements for a spherical imploding plasma liner to reach high energy density and fusion-relevant conditions
• Omega EP and Trident studies lead to new understanding of ion focusing and new tools for future applications
• How trees die: Signature imaging to unravel carbon starvation and dehydration dynamics in vegetation during drought
• Heads Up!

September 2011 | In this issue:

• Los Alamos sets new world records in laser-ion acceleration
• Oxygen isotopic composition of the sun featured on cover of Science
• New isotope shift measurement improves scientists' understanding of atomic structure
• HE driven ejecta holography experiments
• Heads Up!

August 2011 | In this issue:

• World's first genetically engineered "magnetic" algae
• Direct measurement of shear flow at an interface
• Multimodal radiation imager receives patent
• Neutron imaging of THD/DT capsules
• Heads Up! School starts this month

July 2011 | In this issue:

• Students welcomed at Physics All-Hands meeting
• Understanding mix through laser-driven experiments
• Eric Brown elected to vice chair of TMS committee
• Advances in ULF and MRI technologies and applications
• First version 2 pinhole images
• LANL organizes international neuroscience workshop
• Heads Up! Resetting a 15A or 20A, 120V electrical circuit breaker

June 2011 | In this issue:

• From Doug's Desk
• Christopher Mauger: Detecting opportunities on the Long Baseline Neutrino Experiment
• Pre-pulse control on the short-pulse beam line of the Trident Laser Facility
• David Montgomery serves on international physics conference committee
• Nuclear diagnostics and analysis training
• Heads Up!

May 2011 | In this issue:

• Los Alamos delivers MAJORANA detector for experiments
• Publications of scientific achievements at the National Ignition Facility
• Prestridge to chair American Physical Society committee
• Design safety basis of the MiniCLEAN Dark Matter detector presented
• Brown recognized for organizing review articles series in Experimental Mechanics
• Hughes serves on quantum computing review panel
• Annual LANL Recycle and Reuse event to be held June 16
• Heads Up!

April 2011 | In this issue:

• Dueling deputies
• Quantum cryptology advances for communications and transmission security
• Measurement of the pulsed magnetic field threshold for thermal plasma formation
• Extreme Fluids Team joins LANL's new Center of Mixing Under Extreme Conditions
• Growth of defects on inertial confinement fusion capsules
• First Z bosons ever produced and reconstructed in heavy ion collisions
• First neutron image collected at National Ignition Facility
• Heads Up!

March 2011 | In this issue:

• From Doug's Desk
• Popular Science names muon tomography a best invention of 2010
• Physics researchers organize workshop on advances in neutrino detector technology
• Testing the limits of perturbative calculations in quantum chromodynamics
• Bacchus experiment conducted at the Nevada National Security Site
• MiniBooNE detector scans Milky Way galaxy for supernovae
• Diagnostics for dense plasmas
• Collaboration aids advanced radiographic analysis software
• Meeting planning services available
• Teaming up to provide solutions
• Heads Up!

February 2011 | In this issue:

• From Steve's Desk
• Christopher Morris: Developing national security solutions through innovative technology
• Future home of MiniCLEAN appears in Physics Today
• First integration ignition experiment on the National Ignition Facility
• MiniBooNE uses neutrinos to shed light on nuclear physics
• First measurement of transverse single spin asymmetry in J/Psi production at RHIC
• Trident featured on cover of national report
• Measurements of proton electric form factor reveal details of proton structure
• New faces on Physics Division management team
• Keith Alrick, in memorium
• Heads Up!