Los Alamos National Laboratory
IN THIS ISSUE
- Lab volunteers support STEM programs
Employees support school and nonprofit initiatives - DisrupTech connects researchers with businesses
Event highlights innovative technologies - Novel long range wireless sensor network monitors remote areas
Developing a self-healing network of long range radios - Hard riding and straight shooting
Lab employee competes in mounted shooting events - In other news
Richard P. Feynman Innovation Prize, paid internship program, Americorps - For your calendar
Events for the month of August
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PERSONAL MESSAGE
If you’re a drone pilot, and you’re thinking about flying around the town of Los Alamos, the White Rock neighborhood, Bandelier National Monument, the Jemez Mountains, or the Pajarito ski hill, there’s something important you should know.
The airspace above Los Alamos National Laboratory is restricted by the Federal Aviation Administration for only authorized air traffic, which means that unauthorized aircraft of any sort – including drones - cannot be flown in the restricted area and an additional FAA designated “No Drone Zone”
CONTACTS
Community Partnerships Office, Director
Kathy Keith
(505) 665-4400
Toll free: (888) 841-8256
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