Inside the energy issue
Los Alamos National Laboratory efforts make a more sustainable future possible.
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A net-zero national lab
Los Alamos is working to reduce, and eventually eliminate, its carbon footprint.
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More than a grain of salt
A new computing project helps make molten salt reactors a viable technology.
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Sustaining superconductors
The Los Alamos Pulsed Field Facility’s powerful magnets are essential for the development of superconductors with energy applications.
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Big energy from tiny crystals
Quantum dot technology developed at Los Alamos may soon power your home.
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Any way the wind blows
Los Alamos scientists develop computer modeling capabilities to predict wind turbine success.
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Enriching to a point
A novel portable device provides real-time results for uranium enrichment assessment.
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Microgrid modeling
Los Alamos scientists develop breakthrough software for power grid analysis.
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Powered by plutonium
Los Alamos makes radioisotope power systems for Mars and beyond.
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Green jet fuels take off
Researchers aim to decarbonize the aviation industry.
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