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What can fire clouds tell us about climate impacts?

Caused by wildfires, pyrocumulonimbi whip up turbocharged winds

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High-schoolers have new path to apprenticeships

Partnership program crates pipeline for in-demand positions

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How COVID-19 helped us understand the human, health connection

For environmental scientists, pandemic has highlighted GeoHealth

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Middle-schoolers go to summer math camp

Program caps off a third year in Pojoaque

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LANL leader named DOE Sustainability Champion
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How 9/11 changed the way LANL thought about national security
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Earth

Predicting the future of Western. U.S. water
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Science

Award-winning tech improve cancer treatment, aerospace testing
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Driving clean-energy research in the right direction
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New algorithms make quantum computers viable
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Artificial intelligence digitizes decades of material
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Jesse Salazar

This accomplished leatherworker is always looking for new design inspirations.
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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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This engineer and bladesmith melded science with art to become a “Forged in Fire” champion.
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