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New diffusion modeling approach developed for scientific workflow applications
Discrete spatial diffusion models data while obeying scientific principles

NNSA: LANL flanged tritium waste containers shipped off-site
Fourth and final flanged tritium waste container successfully shipped off-site for permanent storage

Mason to host year's final virtual public Town Hall on Dec. 3
All New Mexicans invited; no registration required

4 Los Alamos researchers receive Laboratory Fellows’ Prizes
Simakov recognized for research; Biss, Gollapinni, Vermeulen for leadership

8 Los Alamos researchers named 2025 Laboratory Fellows

New study finds higher hantavirus risk in drier, underdeveloped areas
Los Alamos study first to look at multiple variables to determine risk of the rodent-borne disease
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All PodcastsRemembering Charlie McMillan, the 10th director of Los Alamos National Laboratory
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Manufacturing nuclear weapons parts
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Reviving a Giant: Eric Brown Leads LANSCE into the Future
Meet a key player in a billion-dollar upgrade that promises to extend the life—and impact—of Los Alamos’s iconic proton accelerator.

The ICE House Heats Up
New devices for aerospace engineering are irradiated at a special Los Alamos facility to see how well they withstand natural cosmic radiation.

Can AI Keep Accelerators in Line?
Los Alamos scientists are using AI to help reduce beam loss in linear accelerators to preserve precious experiment time.

LiDAR at LANSCE supports major modernization
Capturing the present to plan for the future.

Crystal Clear
High-fidelity neutron radiography is the future of neutron science and materials characterization.

Video: The LANSCE Accelerator Modernization Project
Modernizing a Los Alamos particle accelerator that has powered science and security for half a century.

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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.





