
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Delivering science and technology to protect our nation and promote world stability
IN THIS ISSUE
Letters
- The warfighter issue
Science and the military have been intertwined since the Manhattan Project.
Abstracts
- Helping hands
The Veterans Employee Resource Group recruits and supports former military at the Laboratory. - Ask a soldier
An explosive ordnance disposal officer shares his experience as a guest scientist at Los Alamos. - The vet who protects the Lab
Retired Army Colonel Jesse Galvan keeps the Lab campus safe. - Move over, popcorn!
Microwaves can now be used for weapon ignition. - Revolutionizing Tomahawk fuel
Los Alamos scientists are using feedstocks to power the Navy's subsonic cruise missiles. - The view from the other side
Lab employees take on new roles across the country—and around the world. - SARA is now SARRA
Service academy and now ROTC students come to Los Alamos for summer internships. - The weapons will work
The Lab ensures nuclear weapons are safe, secure, and effective by assessing and updating them.
Features
- Served, Still Serving
Military veterans leave one mission to find another at Los Alamos. Twenty-two employees share stories of service and patriotism. - A wealth of stealth
Lieutenant Colonel Geoffrey Steeves shares what it's like to fly the nuclear-capable B-2 Spirit bomber. - A moment of glory
The knowledge gained from testing the Minuteman III system has become more important than ever—even when things don't go as planned.
Analysis
- Service, science, and success
The chief scientist of the Air Force recalls his time at the Laboratory.
Being Essential
- Creating community
Materials scientist and aerobics instructor Rajendra Vaidya thrives in his "global public square."
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