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Science, Technology & Engineering Highlights
STE Highlights features current, cutting-edge scientific research at Los Alamos National Laboratory and recent awards and recognitions of Los Alamos scientists.
Jason Burkhart of AOT-MDE “saved” the Los Alamos Neutron Science Center (LANSCE) 2019 run cycle by squeezing 23 feet down into the 1-meter-diameter Drift Tube Linac (DTL) tank to weld a crack in the tank's copper surface this July. Read more in the September STE Highlights
Featured Highlights for September
- Experimental Capability Enhancement: LANL’s Proton Radiography Facility (pRad) makes enhancements that cut experimental setup time from days to hours.
- Intelligence and Space Research : New analysis pushes the boundaries on science-grade lightning data.
- Mesoscale Materials Science on the Roadmap to MaRIE: Scientists use machine learning to discover next-generation scintillator materials.
- Physics: LANL’s time projection chamber enables first angular distribution and anisotropy in fission measurements.
Read these article and more in the September 2019 issue of STE Highlights.
About STE Highlights
The Science, Technology & Engineering Highlights feature some of the current, cutting-edge scientific research at Los Alamos. The highlights also include recent awards and recognitions of Los Alamos scientists. STE Highlights are published once a month and produced by the Laboratory's Science, Technology, and Engineering deputy directorate.
