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Neutron-clustering effect in nuclear reactors demonstrated for first time
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The world’s longest lightning bolts, mapped
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Trinity revisited: New look at origins of nuclear science
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How LANL’s growth means opportunity for region
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Quantum machine learning hits dead end in black hole
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Director Emeritus Wallace retires
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LAB PROFILES

Athena Sagadevan

An interest in nuclear engineering took her half a world away, she never looked back.
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Tom Nizolek

This materials scientist restores and refurbishes old machines that date back to the 1800s.
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Nicole Lloyd Ronning

She once wondered how her dream to become an astronaut would play out. She was in for some big surprises.
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Jerry George

He takes his job seriously, always thinking about his two families: work and home. "I strive to keep both safe because I love them both."
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Boyd Ritter

This engineer and bladesmith melded science with art to become a “Forged in Fire” champion.
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Suzanne Nowicki and Elinor Mullin

These space scientists spend their off hours exploring Earth with their wheels.
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