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How do we perceive color?

Study corrects math error; overturns 100-year-old understanding

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The complete guide to quantum computing

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Partnership enhances cyber, infrastructure security
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Anti-butterfly effect solves experimental physics problem
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Arctic heating 4 times faster than global warming rate
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Deb Lewis

Nearly 30 years at LANL has taught her much about people, projects and poise.
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She connects community members with college and career pathways.
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Toby Lunn

His engineering background complements his global security work — and his mountain biking habit.
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Anna Hayes

This nuclear physicist’s favorite line of research involves something called inertial-confinement fusion.
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Hazuki Teshima

She shares what it’s like operating the world’s highest-powered magnet.
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James Barefield

This scientist has spent more than 40 years exploring the “light” side of chemistry.
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