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Plants react differently to drought than expected, new study shows
Stomatal closure points are more dynamic than scientists previously thought
How Los Alamos National Laboratory is addressing ‘forever chemicals’ known as PFAS
With this nationwide contaminant of concern, the Lab is ahead of the curve
Machine learning model helps scientists understand deadly cone snail toxins
New AI-driven modeling could help develop effective anti-toxins
Los Alamos National Laboratory hosts 30 Years of Quantum Dots conference
Meeting will unite pioneering scientists, next generation of researchers from around the world
Bradbury Science Museum’s Trinity test exhibit opens July 15
See artifacts related to the world's first nuclear detonation through November 16
New Mexicans likely among the most at-risk populations for Valley fever
Evidence of the fungal disease found in Catron, Doña Ana, Sierra and Socorro counties, with the most reported in the northwest and southwest part of the state
Featured Podcasts
All PodcastsRemembering Charlie McMillan, the 10th director of Los Alamos National Laboratory
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Manufacturing nuclear weapons parts
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Norris Bradbury
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The Los Alamos Neutron Science Center: By the Numbers
A cornerstone user facility, the particle accelerator at Los Alamos supports both basic and applied science.
Q&A: The LANSCE Accelerator Modernization Project
How Los Alamos is upgrading its flagship particle accelerator
The Dynamics of Dynamic Imaging
Real-time pictures of explosive events are vital to the Lab’s mission.
Accelerator Armor
A new approach to reducing downtime at the Lab’s largest accelerator
pRad and the Future of Stockpile Stewardship
For more than two decades, proton radiography (pRad) has helped certify the nation’s stockpile. Now, the facility is getting a well-deserved upgrade.
How pRad Works
Proton radiography leverages the penetrating power of protons
The engineering issue
From the Manhattan Project to current efforts in maintaining and modernizing the U.S. nuclear arsenal, Los Alamos engineers play a vital role.
NSS
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Engineering at Los Alamos National Laboratory
At Los Alamos National Laboratory, engineering plays a pivotal role in several areas.
A new chief engineer
John Hill brings more than 40 years of experience to the job.
Elevating engineering
A leadership group strengthens and supports engineering across the Lab.
Peanut butter, potting soil, and prototype engineering
Los Alamos innovation sprints train engineers to solve critical challenges through hands-on creativity.
Full ahead for the W93
Los Alamos engineers help design a new warhead for submarine-launched ballistic missiles.
A smarter, faster inspection
A new tool enhances speed and accuracy in national security manufacturing.
Actinide Research Quarterly
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Simulating Dynamic Actinide Systems: Perspective on Methodologies
Electronic Structure Modeling Strategies for Actinides
Gallium Alloying Behavior During Oxidation of Delta Phase Plutonium Alloys
Gallium Alloying in Oxidized Delta-Phase Plutonium
Interview: Poster prize winner Julien Margate
Transferrin and Fetuin: Potential Vectors for Plutonium Accumulation in the Liver and Skeleton
