Los Alamos National Laboratory
Physics
Our science answers questions about the nature of the universe and delivers solutions for national security concerns.
For more than 70 years—from the Manhattan Project to today—Physics Division researchers have been performing groundbreaking fundamental and applied research.
Major source of innovation in experimental physical science
Physics Division is the major source of innovation in experimental physical science at Los Alamos National Laboratory. This outstanding base of technical research and accomplishments is due to the diversity of our people and the breadth of our programs.
Our mission is to further understand the physical world, generate new or improved technology in experimental physics, and establish a physics foundation for current and future Los Alamos programs.
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