National Security Science magazine | Issue The computing issue

Los Alamos National Laboratory has led the world in developing and using computer simulations to understand the world around us.

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Three questions for Charlie Nakhleh, the new Associate Laboratory Director for Weapons Physics.

By analyzing social media, governments can “poll” remote areas to better gauge policy decisions

A new parallel programming system boosts supercomputing performance and efficiency.

The Laboratory’s current weapons work results in transuranic waste, which is carefully shipped offsite.

Five favorites from members of the Lab’s National Security Research Center.

Some bacteria are resistant to disinfectants—but not for much longer.

Expanding the computer codes that are used to simulate how nuclear weapons work will help scientists think about how to update weapons.

Scientists use machine learning to expose deceptive, sometimes dangerous, videos.