'Forever' postage stamp honors 'Madame Wu'
Nuclear physicist Chien-Shiung Wu won many awards, including the National Medal of Science in 1975, but missed out on a Nobel Prize
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State and national laboratories execute agreement on development of zero-carbon hydrogen
Agreement leverages national lab expertise with state agencies to deliver economic growth, jobs, and clean energy to New Mexico
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The Los Alamos connection to Maria Goeppert Mayer's Nobel legacy
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Laboratory-developed high explosives mitigate risk of accidental detonation
New explosives materials ensure safe transport and storage
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New space instrument goes for a spin
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Explosives chemist David Chavez is added to new Editorial Advisory Board of the Journal of the American Chemical Society
New JACS Editor-in-Chief seeks to broaden the diversity and inclusivity of the Journal's peer review
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First-ever U.S. experiments at new x-ray facility may lead to better explosive modeling
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Remembering a 'true titan' of nuclear industry, Pete Lyons
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Evelyn Mullen receives medal of commendation for service on Army Science Board
Mullen has been recognized by the U.S. Department of the Army for her outstanding contributions to the board
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TAMUS reports: Improving how metals withstand nuclear reactions
Researchers are improving the metals used to construct nuclear technology
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Craft employees receive State proclamation for work during COVID-19
From on-site work to vaccinations, these employees make valuable contributions