IN THIS ISSUE
- Making paths to careers at the Laboratory
Creative hiring and training programs provide job opportunities for New Mexicans - Lab carpenters help out at local senior center
Carpenters Local Union 1319 step in to do landscaping - Los Alamos projects win R&D 100 Awards
“Oscars of Invention” honor the best innovations of the past year - Modern Myth-buster
Laboratory employee examines our scientific assumptions - For your calendar
Events for the next few weeks - In other news
Teachers improve their math teaching skills
Laboratory grants help students and teachers succeed in online learning
$17,000 will fund computers and tablets for Pojoaque and Española schools
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Social distancing might have limited the opportunities for the in-person science events and lectures the Laboratory normally does, but that won’t stop us finding a way to talk about the exciting work that goes on in Los Alamos.
A discussion on the search for past life on Mars featuring Laboratory researcher Nina Lanza drew a virtual audience of more than 500 people Oct. 7.
