The proton radiography (pRad) facility at Los Alamos National Laboratory is an essential scientific tool that supports stockpile stewardship at the Laboratory. It is the country’s highest energy proton radiography facility and a direct result of the synergy between the Laboratory’s defense mission and basic science research. See how pRad works.
Meet a key player in a billion-dollar upgrade that promises to extend the life—and impact—of Los Alamos’s iconic proton accelerator.
New devices for aerospace engineering are irradiated at a special Los Alamos facility to see how well they withstand natural cosmic radiation.
Los Alamos scientists are using AI to help reduce beam loss in linear accelerators to preserve precious experiment time.
Capturing the present to plan for the future.
High-fidelity neutron radiography is the future of neutron science and materials characterization.
Modernizing a Los Alamos particle accelerator that has powered science and security for half a century.
