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Geophysicist Dr. Charlotte Rowe will discuss SMART (Science Monitoring and Reliable Telecommunication cables), the next generation of oceanographic monitors that includes seismic sensors.
Every day, we try to keep important information — like our emails and our bank accounts — safe from hackers. But when it comes to protecting the energy grid, clever passwords and anti-malware packages are simply not enough.
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New biosensor designed to detect toxins and more
Portable device can differentiate among bacteria, viruses, and other biothreats4/22/21
Machine learning model generates realistic seismic waveforms
New research could reduce manual labor and improve earthquake detection4/22/21
Ultra-high-energy gamma rays originate from pulsar nebulae
‘Significant evidence’ from a new study suggests these emissions are a universal feature found near pulsars4/21/21
Los Alamos National Laboratory employees donate more than $40,000 to Santa Fe’s Food Depot for hunger relief across Northern New Mexico
Donations aim to help families hard-hit by the pandemic and other New Mexicans experiencing food insecurity4/21/21
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