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Between 1955 and 1973, LASL (Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory) attempted to build a reactor engine for space travel intended to carry astronauts far beyond the moon.
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Los Alamos National Laboratory staff recognized for outstanding response to pandemic and more
248 employees receive Department of Energy Secretary’s Honor Awards2/17/21
Machine learning blazes path to reliable near-term quantum computers
By reducing error rates by 2 to 3 times, the noise-aware circuit learning approach is poised to play a key role in reaching quantum advantage2/17/21
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