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Hundreds of artifacts provide a glimpse into the past
Findings from Manhattan Project work at Los Alamos National Lab give insight into average wartime worker Read Nowabout the article: Hundreds of artifacts provide a glimpse into the past
Sign up now for your chance to tour Manhattan Project National Historical Park
Registration lottery closes Monday, Sept. 2, for tours Oct. 22-24 Read Nowabout the article: Sign up now for your chance to tour Manhattan Project National Historical Park
Los Alamos projects win 8 R&D 100 Awards, the ‘Oscars of Innovation’
From clean energy technology to monitoring space weather, the Lab’s winning innovations exemplify the Lab’s cutting-edge science and technology Read Nowabout the article: Los Alamos projects win 8 R&D 100 Awards, the ‘Oscars of Innovation’
Camp creates career pathways
Los Alamos National Laboratory volunteers mentor STEM students from across New Mexico Read Nowabout the article: Camp creates career pathways
New independent analysis calculates Los Alamos National Laboratory’s economic contribution to state at $3.7 billion
Economists calculate influence on job creation, tax revenue and related industries Read Nowabout the article: New independent analysis calculates Los Alamos National Laboratory’s economic contribution to state at $3.7 billion
Machine learning advances the clean-energy economy
Los Alamos scientists used machine learning to explore the effects of cushion gasses on underground hydrogen storage Read Nowabout the article: Machine learning advances the clean-energy economy
Machinists go from apprentice to expert through hands-on training
On-the-job training at Los Alamos National Lab leads to long-term careers Read Nowabout the article: Machinists go from apprentice to expert through hands-on training
Join Los Alamos National Laboratory experts and New Mexico entrepreneurs at Technology Showcase Days, part of ScienceFest 2024
Read Nowabout the article: Join Los Alamos National Laboratory experts and New Mexico entrepreneurs at Technology Showcase Days, part of ScienceFest 2024
Monarchs get the royal treatment with pollinator havens
Conservation efforts at Los Alamos National Laboratory add up, driving ecosystem diversity and food security Read Nowabout the article: Monarchs get the royal treatment with pollinator havens
Seeds of today’s supercomputers planted 80 years ago
Stanislaw Ulam joined the Manhattan Project in 1944 and pioneered early computing efforts Read Nowabout the article: Seeds of today’s supercomputers planted 80 years ago
J. Patrick Fitch selected as deputy Laboratory director for Science, Technology and Engineering
Read Nowabout the article: J. Patrick Fitch selected as deputy Laboratory director for Science, Technology and Engineering
Los Alamos National Laboratory Food Drive provides 289,000 meals
$70,738 in donations and 7,509 pounds of food help northern New Mexicans facing food insecurity across nine counties Read Nowabout the article: Los Alamos National Laboratory Food Drive provides 289,000 meals
Why we need supercomputers — and electricity
Read Nowabout the article: Why we need supercomputers — and electricity
May 1: Register to tour 'behind the fence' at Manhattan Project National Historical Park
Read Nowabout the article: May 1: Register to tour 'behind the fence' at Manhattan Project National Historical Park
New machine to enhance understanding of nuclear weapons’ behavior
Game-changing Scorpius accelerator will be instrumental in maintaining the nuclear stockpile Read Nowabout the article: New machine to enhance understanding of nuclear weapons’ behavior
Los Alamos National Lab’s 10 milestones of community connection in 2023
From a feature film movie to a back-to-school backpack drive, the Lab joined with Northern New Mexicans to cover a lot of ground Read Nowabout the article: Los Alamos National Lab’s 10 milestones of community connection in 2023
Good tidings we bring: Los Alamos National Laboratory employees raise $2.6 million in Holiday Giving Campaign
Money supports nonprofits, students, children Read Nowabout the article: Good tidings we bring: Los Alamos National Laboratory employees raise $2.6 million in Holiday Giving Campaign
Triad announces Jay Sures as new chair of the board
Sures will assume the chairmanship effective Jan. 1 and remains on the University of California Board of Regents where he serves on the National Laboratories Committee Read Nowabout the article: Triad announces Jay Sures as new chair of the board
Falling for Oppenheimer
How a feature film and a documentary shaped the nation’s understanding of Los Alamos Read Nowabout the article: Falling for Oppenheimer
Teamwork saves young bear’s life at Los Alamos National Laboratory
Read Nowabout the article: Teamwork saves young bear’s life at Los Alamos National Laboratory
Los Alamos National Lab making significant progress shipping radiological and hazardous waste off-site
Sustained shipments help protect workers, community, environment Read Nowabout the article: Los Alamos National Lab making significant progress shipping radiological and hazardous waste off-site
2 labs at Los Alamos National Laboratory get green certifications
CINT and Chain Lab honored for creating sustainable spaces Read Nowabout the article: 2 labs at Los Alamos National Laboratory get green certifications
Studying human error to improve safety
Los Alamos National Laboratory’s Mike Petrowski looks at the “why” to understand — and prevent — mistakes Read Nowabout the article: Studying human error to improve safety
A nurse at Los Alamos National Lab brings her skills — and heart — to help in Honduras
For 15 years, Shannon Griffin has volunteered to give free medical care to Hondurans, and this year she shared that experience with her son Read Nowabout the article: A nurse at Los Alamos National Lab brings her skills — and heart — to help in Honduras
Los Alamos ranks as a top employer promoting diversity
Lab recognized by LATINA Style magazine Read Nowabout the article: Los Alamos ranks as a top employer promoting diversity
Extra! Extra! Los Alamos National Lab employees share their favorite moments on the ‘Oppenheimer’ set
17 employees tell what it was really like behind the scenes as extras in the hit movie Read Nowabout the article: Extra! Extra! Los Alamos National Lab employees share their favorite moments on the ‘Oppenheimer’ set
Los Alamos National Laboratory begins forest thinning in Rendija Canyon
The project aims to protect the community from devastating wildfires Read Nowabout the article: Los Alamos National Laboratory begins forest thinning in Rendija Canyon
Oppenheimer’s science beyond the Manhattan Project
Read Nowabout the article: Oppenheimer’s science beyond the Manhattan Project
Concrete placements completed for Los Alamos National Laboratory warehouses supporting pit mission
Warehouses will be used to assemble glove boxes and other equipment Read Nowabout the article: Concrete placements completed for Los Alamos National Laboratory warehouses supporting pit mission
Los Alamos National Laboratory plants trees to mitigate construction impacts
Effort part of ongoing tree management plans Read Nowabout the article: Los Alamos National Laboratory plants trees to mitigate construction impacts
New Oppenheimer documentary announced — just in time for the first director’s birthday
The documentary, to be released in July, explores the continuing impact of Oppenheimer’s legacy on the Laboratory’s science and mission today Read Nowabout the article: New Oppenheimer documentary announced — just in time for the first director’s birthday
New Laboratory policy aims to smooth traffic flow during construction beginning April 17
Drivers who are Los Alamos National Laboratory badge holders may vouch for unbadged passengers along Pajarito Corridor Read Nowabout the article: New Laboratory policy aims to smooth traffic flow during construction beginning April 17
Celebrating 80 years of science, innovation and discovery at Los Alamos National Laboratory
The month of April is designated as the Laboratory’s 80th anniversary Read Nowabout the article: Celebrating 80 years of science, innovation and discovery at Los Alamos National Laboratory
Attention all New Mexico girls: Apply for a free summer physics camp in Santa Fe!
Women scientists and engineers at Los Alamos National Laboratory teach the free Summer Physics Camp for Young Women Read Nowabout the article: Attention all New Mexico girls: Apply for a free summer physics camp in Santa Fe!
Recap: Mason, Wyka host virtual public town hall in Santa Fe
National security, site sustainability, waste removal and capacity issues at forefront of event Read Nowabout the article: Recap: Mason, Wyka host virtual public town hall in Santa Fe
How we’re driving toward a sustainable future
Albuquerque Journal column showcases Lab efforts Read Nowabout the article: How we’re driving toward a sustainable future
Order by Energy Secretary vacates decision to revoke Oppenheimer’s security clearance
Many argued that the 1954 decision by the then-Atomic Energy Commission to revoke his clearance was an unfair political and personal attack Read Nowabout the article: Order by Energy Secretary vacates decision to revoke Oppenheimer’s security clearance
Adieu, 2022! Test your knowledge of a year of Lab science with this fun quiz
From beer-brewing technology to pollution prevention, how much do you know about these science marvels?Read Nowabout the article: Adieu, 2022! Test your knowledge of a year of Lab science with this fun quiz
Take a guided tour of the Laboratory’s operational history, 1945 to present
New book reveals how Operations supports the mission Read Nowabout the article: Take a guided tour of the Laboratory’s operational history, 1945 to present
New head for Physical Sciences at Los Alamos National Laboratory named
Ellen Cerreta chosen to lead associate laboratory directorate Read Nowabout the article: New head for Physical Sciences at Los Alamos National Laboratory named
An ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure
Los Alamos National Laboratory ergonomist Kristen Sestric helps employees optimize workspaces and mindfulness to prevent injuries — and stay healthy Read Nowabout the article: An ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure
Extension of terms for Los Alamos National Laboratory’s management and operating contract announced by NNSA
Read Nowabout the article: Extension of terms for Los Alamos National Laboratory’s management and operating contract announced by NNSA
Bringing excellence, and kindness, to every interaction
Hermelinda Coronado’s hard work and big smile are immediately recognizable around Los Alamos National Laboratory’s Technical Area 55 Read Nowabout the article: Bringing excellence, and kindness, to every interaction
Remembering WWII’s Navajo Code Talkers
Honoring Native American Heritage Month with a look back on the incredible history of these Native American servicemembers Read Nowabout the article: Remembering WWII’s Navajo Code Talkers
Los Alamos National Laboratory’s long tradition of military ties continues today
This Veterans Day, the Lab thanks all those who have served Read Nowabout the article: Los Alamos National Laboratory’s long tradition of military ties continues today
Gary Wall named Los Alamos Medal winner
The medal is the highest honor given to Los Alamos National Laboratory employees Read Nowabout the article: Gary Wall named Los Alamos Medal winner
Keeping Mars scientists safe in the Arctic
What a radiological control technician supervisor was doing 600 miles north of the Arctic Circle with a team of Mars scientists Read Nowabout the article: Keeping Mars scientists safe in the Arctic
New Associate Laboratory Director for Defense Protection Program named
Los Alamos National Laboratory appoints Unica Viramontes as head of safeguards, security and emergency management Read Nowabout the article: New Associate Laboratory Director for Defense Protection Program named
More than 10,000 Manhattan Project personnel cards go from print to digital
The nearly 80-year-old cards include employment information of J. Robert Oppenheimer, Richard Feynman and others Read Nowabout the article: More than 10,000 Manhattan Project personnel cards go from print to digital
Los Alamos National Laboratory announces winners of its most prestigious medals
Awardees embody Laboratory commitment to ‘simultaneous excellence’Read Nowabout the article: Los Alamos National Laboratory announces winners of its most prestigious medals
New leader of Los Alamos National Laboratory’s Environment, Safety, Health and Quality organization named
Steven Coleman brings over 30 years of environment, safety and health experience to critical Lab role Read Nowabout the article: New leader of Los Alamos National Laboratory’s Environment, Safety, Health and Quality organization named
How U.S. nuclear testing moratorium launched a supercomputing revolution
Read Nowabout the article: How U.S. nuclear testing moratorium launched a supercomputing revolution
Naval Academy midshipman gains national security insights with Laboratory internship
Summer intern Adam Ibrahim learns about connection between science and application in the field Read Nowabout the article: Naval Academy midshipman gains national security insights with Laboratory internship
Campus Master Plan outlines the next 30 years
The Laboratory of the future is accessed by efficient mass transit, housed in sustainable buildings and powered by 100 percent renewable energy Read Nowabout the article: Campus Master Plan outlines the next 30 years
Senior leader to retire from Los Alamos National Laboratory and embark on a new opportunity at Nevada National Security Site
Dave Funk’s distinguished career helped to solve national security problems, particularly as they pertain to the U.S. nuclear stockpile Read Nowabout the article: Senior leader to retire from Los Alamos National Laboratory and embark on a new opportunity at Nevada National Security Site
Building a community of engineers to support Mars exploration
Teamwork and attention to detail are priorities for this planetary explorer Read Nowabout the article: Building a community of engineers to support Mars exploration
LANSCE at 50: Q&A with Laboratory Director Thom Mason
‘In a user facility like LANSCE, people all learn from one another’Read Nowabout the article: LANSCE at 50: Q&A with Laboratory Director Thom Mason
Registration opens Sept. 1 for limited tours of Manhattan Project National Historical Park in Los Alamos
Read Nowabout the article: Registration opens Sept. 1 for limited tours of Manhattan Project National Historical Park in Los Alamos
Investors and scientists converge at 2022 DisrupTECH tech-transfer event
Award-winning innovations improve crime-scene investigation and methane-leak detection Read Nowabout the article: Investors and scientists converge at 2022 DisrupTECH tech-transfer event
Los Alamos National Laboratory, Auburn University partner to enhance cyber and infrastructure security
Memorandum of understanding identifies opportunities for research and collaboration Read Nowabout the article: Los Alamos National Laboratory, Auburn University partner to enhance cyber and infrastructure security
Northern New Mexico Integrated Security LLC awarded 5-year subcontract to provide protective services at Los Alamos
New subcontractor includes local pueblo-owned small business Read Nowabout the article: Northern New Mexico Integrated Security LLC awarded 5-year subcontract to provide protective services at Los Alamos
Los Alamos National Laboratory holds first-ever Disability Celebration Month
Public invited to July 21 event at Ashley Pond Read Nowabout the article: Los Alamos National Laboratory holds first-ever Disability Celebration Month
Deb Lewis: Building a life and a legacy
Nearly 30 years at the Laboratory has taught her much about people, projects and poise Read Nowabout the article: Deb Lewis: Building a life and a legacy
Connecting community members with college and career pathways
Los Alamos National Laboratory’s Rebecca Estrada understands importance of educating the community for an educated workforce Read Nowabout the article: Connecting community members with college and career pathways
During Pride Month, a reminder of why diversity matters
Los Alamos National Laboratory sees value in creating an inclusive atmosphere Read Nowabout the article: During Pride Month, a reminder of why diversity matters
The petition that sought to clear Oppenheimer's name
Almost exactly 70 years ago, 494 Lab staff stood up for the former director's character Read Nowabout the article: The petition that sought to clear Oppenheimer's name
8 Los Alamos National Laboratory teams honored for excellence
2020 Defense Programs Awards of Excellence winners recognized for significant national security contributions Read Nowabout the article: 8 Los Alamos National Laboratory teams honored for excellence
New associate Laboratory director of Capital Projects at Los Alamos National Laboratory appointed
David Teter’s 26 years of experience in roles across the Laboratory prepare him for new role Read Nowabout the article: New associate Laboratory director of Capital Projects at Los Alamos National Laboratory appointed
Speaking up for a respectful workplace
Los Alamos National Laboratory’s active bystander training promotes a safe, welcoming environment Read Nowabout the article: Speaking up for a respectful workplace
Laboratory seeks 160,000 square feet of warehouse space within 125 miles of main gate
Deadline extended to May 20, 2022 Read Nowabout the article: Laboratory seeks 160,000 square feet of warehouse space within 125 miles of main gate
Los Alamos National Laboratory names Evelyn Mullen new executive officer for Weapons
Mullen brings 30 years of Laboratory experience to the role Read Nowabout the article: Los Alamos National Laboratory names Evelyn Mullen new executive officer for Weapons
Cerro Pelado fire Saturday (April 23) morning update
Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos County and National Nuclear Security Administration’s Los Alamos Field Office update community on status of fire currently burning in Jemez Mountains Read Nowabout the article: Cerro Pelado fire Saturday (April 23) morning update
Input sought for shift to carbon-neutral economy
I-WEST coalition wants to hear from everyone about how to get to carbon neutral while building the regional economy Read Nowabout the article: Input sought for shift to carbon-neutral economy
Los Alamos National Laboratory and Triad recognized by the Department of Defense for support of the National Guard and Reserve
Read Nowabout the article: Los Alamos National Laboratory and Triad recognized by the Department of Defense for support of the National Guard and Reserve
What it’s like operating the world’s highest-powered magnet in MagLab
As lead operator on the motor generator, she has ‘one of the most challenging jobs’Read Nowabout the article: What it’s like operating the world’s highest-powered magnet in MagLab
Surely, you're joking! An April Fools’ Day look at Los Alamos' most famous mischievous physicist
Physicist Richard Feynman was known for his scientific mind — and also his safecracking, cipher-creating sense of play Read Nowabout the article: Surely, you're joking! An April Fools’ Day look at Los Alamos' most famous mischievous physicist
James Barefield: Enjoying the 'light' side of chemistry
This Los Alamos National Laboratory scientist has spent more than 40 years designing and building instruments that use light to measure the substances others make Read Nowabout the article: James Barefield: Enjoying the 'light' side of chemistry
A lost love, an international escape and an intentional friendship
Celebrate Valentine's Day with 3 early Los Alamos love stories Read Nowabout the article: A lost love, an international escape and an intentional friendship
8 Los Alamos projects win R&D 100 Awards
‘Oscars of Invention’ honor the best innovations of the past year Read Nowabout the article: 8 Los Alamos projects win R&D 100 Awards
Los Alamos honors four for research and leadership with Laboratory Fellows Prizes
Birnbaum, Daughton, Gaunt and Nisoli commended for their work Read Nowabout the article: Los Alamos honors four for research and leadership with Laboratory Fellows Prizes
4 Los Alamos researchers named 2021 Laboratory Fellows
Baolian Cheng, Elizabeth Hunke, David A. Smith, and Blas Uberuaga join a prestigious fellowship Read Nowabout the article: 4 Los Alamos researchers named 2021 Laboratory Fellows
How 9/11 impacted the mission of national security laboratories
It takes a weapons lab to find a weapons lab – whether that lab is in a state-of-the-art facility inside our adversary’s border, or in a shed tucked into a mountainside Read Nowabout the article: How 9/11 impacted the mission of national security laboratories
LANL named a top 20 government employer by STEM Workforce Diversity Magazine
Read Nowabout the article: LANL named a top 20 government employer by STEM Workforce Diversity Magazine
N.M. labs answered the call after terrorist attacks
Read Nowabout the article: N.M. labs answered the call after terrorist attacks
NNSA leader visits Lab, praises mission dedication, perseverance during COVID-19
Read Nowabout the article: NNSA leader visits Lab, praises mission dedication, perseverance during COVID-19
Investors and scientists converge at 2021 DisrupTECH tech-transfer event
Award-winning innovations improve cancer treatment and aerospace testing Read Nowabout the article: Investors and scientists converge at 2021 DisrupTECH tech-transfer event
Laboratory to require all employees and contractors to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19
This requirement will apply to all employees working on-site, those teleworking, and all new hires.Read Nowabout the article: Laboratory to require all employees and contractors to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19
New name change service makes it easier for researchers to claim their earlier work
Read Nowabout the article: New name change service makes it easier for researchers to claim their earlier work
Sights of summer from Lab’s earliest days
Preserved images from 1940s feature early staff enjoying Los Alamos Read Nowabout the article: Sights of summer from Lab’s earliest days
How the first atomic bomb got its name
Read Nowabout the article: How the first atomic bomb got its name
Plutonium and poetry: Where Trinity and Oppenheimer's reading habits met
Read Nowabout the article: Plutonium and poetry: Where Trinity and Oppenheimer's reading habits met
LANL's growth means opportunity for Northern New Mexico
Read Nowabout the article: LANL's growth means opportunity for Northern New Mexico
Bahran honored with Secretary of Defense Medal for Exceptional Service
As a policy advisor in Washington, the Los Alamos scientist was called upon during Middle East crisis Read Nowabout the article: Bahran honored with Secretary of Defense Medal for Exceptional Service
From climate and cancer solutions to commitment to the mission: Secretary of Energy Granholm ‘visits’ Los Alamos for packed virtual tour
Read Nowabout the article: From climate and cancer solutions to commitment to the mission: Secretary of Energy Granholm ‘visits’ Los Alamos for packed virtual tour
Discover LANL: Dynamic new resource for Los Alamos news, publications, podcasts and more
Read Nowabout the article: Discover LANL: Dynamic new resource for Los Alamos news, publications, podcasts and more
3 Los Alamos scientists honored by American Nuclear Society
Chadwick, Maloy, and Rao’s accomplishments heralded by organization dedicated to nuclear scientific research and technology Read Nowabout the article: 3 Los Alamos scientists honored by American Nuclear Society
3 LANL postdocs invited to 70th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting
Read Nowabout the article: 3 LANL postdocs invited to 70th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting
Woman Engineer magazine names LANL a 'Top 20 Government Employer'
Read Nowabout the article: Woman Engineer magazine names LANL a 'Top 20 Government Employer'
Laboratory unveils employee training building in downtown Los Alamos
Lab signs five-year lease on 49,200-square-foot facility Read Nowabout the article: Laboratory unveils employee training building in downtown Los Alamos
Remembering a 'true titan' of nuclear industry, Pete Lyons
Read Nowabout the article: Remembering a 'true titan' of nuclear industry, Pete Lyons
Mother’s Day tribute: Baby Trinity's mom
Physicist names child after witnessing first atomic test Read Nowabout the article: Mother’s Day tribute: Baby Trinity's mom
Craft employees receive State proclamation for work during COVID-19
From on-site work to vaccinations, these employees make valuable contributions Read Nowabout the article: Craft employees receive State proclamation for work during COVID-19
After an interest in nuclear engineering took her half a world away, Athena Sagadevan never looked back
Reportedly the first Malaysian Indian woman to have a doctorate in nuclear engineering Read Nowabout the article: After an interest in nuclear engineering took her half a world away, Athena Sagadevan never looked back
2 LANL magazines win awards
National Security Science, 1663 recognized by Southwest Science Writers Association (SWSWA)Read Nowabout the article: 2 LANL magazines win awards
2 LANL researchers named Fellows by the American Statistical Association
Read Nowabout the article: 2 LANL researchers named Fellows by the American Statistical Association
Hear rare audio of J. Robert Oppenheimer, Manhattan Project director
Download collector’s poster to commemorate Oppie’s birthday (April 22)Read Nowabout the article: Hear rare audio of J. Robert Oppenheimer, Manhattan Project director
Beyond the Manhattan Project: Books and movies showcasing LANL history after WWII
Read Nowabout the article: Beyond the Manhattan Project: Books and movies showcasing LANL history after WWII
Team Triad: Strength in numbers and expertise
Can you name all nine of the companies that guide the Laboratory and help make it successful?Read Nowabout the article: Team Triad: Strength in numbers and expertise
The Los Alamos connection to Maria Goeppert Mayer's Nobel legacy
Read Nowabout the article: The Los Alamos connection to Maria Goeppert Mayer's Nobel legacy
Innovative physicist built foundation for modern computer science
Last surviving author of seminal paper on Metropolis algorithm dies Read Nowabout the article: Innovative physicist built foundation for modern computer science
The woman who drew Little Boy
Read Nowabout the article: The woman who drew Little Boy
LANL introduces sleek new look and logo
Rebranding includes website, signage and more Read Nowabout the article: LANL introduces sleek new look and logo
Explosives chemist David Chavez is added to new Editorial Advisory Board of the Journal of the American Chemical Society
New JACS Editor-in-Chief seeks to broaden the diversity and inclusivity of the Journal's peer review Read Nowabout the article: Explosives chemist David Chavez is added to new Editorial Advisory Board of the Journal of the American Chemical Society
Los Alamos National Laboratory staff recognized for outstanding response to pandemic and more
248 employees receive Department of Energy Secretary’s Honor Awards Read Nowabout the article: Los Alamos National Laboratory staff recognized for outstanding response to pandemic and more
'Forever' postage stamp honors 'Madame Wu'
Nuclear physicist Chien-Shiung Wu won many awards, including the National Medal of Science in 1975, but missed out on a Nobel Prize Read Nowabout the article: 'Forever' postage stamp honors 'Madame Wu'
Watch: A Valentine's tribute to Lab love
She was Oppenheimer's secretary; he worked on the first atomic bombs Read Nowabout the article: Watch: A Valentine's tribute to Lab love
Listen: Interview with member of first Black family in Los Alamos
Read Nowabout the article: Listen: Interview with member of first Black family in Los Alamos
2 Los Alamos Medal winners recognized for revolutionary contributions
Fred Mortensen and Bette Korber were selected for their profound scientific achievements in weapons design and vaccine design Read Nowabout the article: 2 Los Alamos Medal winners recognized for revolutionary contributions
Evelyn Mullen receives medal of commendation for service on Army Science Board
Mullen has been recognized by the U.S. Department of the Army for her outstanding contributions to the board Read Nowabout the article: Evelyn Mullen receives medal of commendation for service on Army Science Board
Los Alamos' Dana Dattelbaum wins prestigious 2020 E.O. Lawrence Award
Department of Energy honor cites ‘several transformative scientific and intellectual achievements’Read Nowabout the article: Los Alamos' Dana Dattelbaum wins prestigious 2020 E.O. Lawrence Award
Top students tapped for Los Alamos science experience
Graduate program from DOE prepares students for STEM careers Read Nowabout the article: Top students tapped for Los Alamos science experience
Phil Tubesing awarded Los Alamos National Laboratory’s 2020 Global Security Medal
Recognizes the exceptional achievements of active or recently retired employees who have made significant contributions to the Laboratory’s global security mission Read Nowabout the article: Phil Tubesing awarded Los Alamos National Laboratory’s 2020 Global Security Medal
Deniece Korzekwa named Los Alamos National Laboratory Senior Fellow
World-recognized expert in actinide casting recognized for outstanding leadership and seminal contributions to nuclear weapons manufacturing science Read Nowabout the article: Deniece Korzekwa named Los Alamos National Laboratory Senior Fellow
Ning Xu selected Fellow of the American Chemical Society
Xu is being recognized for her sustained contributions to actinide analytical chemistry Read Nowabout the article: Ning Xu selected Fellow of the American Chemical Society
Los Alamos National Laboratory fellow awarded prestigious Fleming Medal
Michelle Thomsen was awarded the John Adam Fleming Medal by the American Geophysical Union Read Nowabout the article: Los Alamos National Laboratory fellow awarded prestigious Fleming Medal
Chemist Jennifer Hollingsworth named AAAS Fellow
Noted Los Alamos chemist honored by American Association for the Advancement of Science Read Nowabout the article: Chemist Jennifer Hollingsworth named AAAS Fellow
7 Los Alamos scientists and engineers honored as 2019 Laboratory Fellows
Brian Albright, Patrick Chain, Dana Dattelbaum, Michael Hamada, Anna Hayes-Sterbenz, Michael Prime and Laura Smilowitz become part of a prestigious fellowship Read Nowabout the article: 7 Los Alamos scientists and engineers honored as 2019 Laboratory Fellows
Hazmat Challenge tests responders’ skills in simulated emergencies
‘Toughest scenarios yet’ plus an obstacle course help hazmat teams hone their abilities Read Nowabout the article: Hazmat Challenge tests responders’ skills in simulated emergencies
Los Alamos National Laboratory brings 24,169 jobs, $3.1 billion to New Mexico
Independent UNM report analyzes contributions from employment, goods and services, construction and taxes Read Nowabout the article: Los Alamos National Laboratory brings 24,169 jobs, $3.1 billion to New Mexico
New Mexico Tech and Los Alamos National Laboratory make joint appointment to work on robotics project
Engineer becomes first researcher hired under cooperative agreement Read Nowabout the article: New Mexico Tech and Los Alamos National Laboratory make joint appointment to work on robotics project
Two Los Alamos scientists win Presidential Early Career Awards
Award honors scientists and engineers for outstanding contributions to their fields Read Nowabout the article: Two Los Alamos scientists win Presidential Early Career Awards
UNM and Los Alamos National Labs sign new cooperative joint faculty agreement
Five-year joint appointments will increase research opportunities Read Nowabout the article: UNM and Los Alamos National Labs sign new cooperative joint faculty agreement
LANL contributes $3 billion a year to the state’s economy
Economic development initiatives created or retained nearly 1,500 in-state jobs Read Nowabout the article: LANL contributes $3 billion a year to the state’s economy
Top 25 news stories for Los Alamos highlight science achievements
It’s a collection that reflects the significant depth and breadth of national laboratory science Read Nowabout the article: Top 25 news stories for Los Alamos highlight science achievements
Triad National Security takes the helm at Los Alamos National Laboratory
New Laboratory Director Mason stresses, "Change where needed, continuity where critical"Read Nowabout the article: Triad National Security takes the helm at Los Alamos National Laboratory
22nd Annual Hazmat Challenge to test responders’ skills
Read Nowabout the article: 22nd Annual Hazmat Challenge to test responders’ skills
Unauthorized drone flights prohibited in Laboratory restricted airspace, including additional “No Drone Zone”
Program at Los Alamos the model for other nuclear sites Read Nowabout the article: Unauthorized drone flights prohibited in Laboratory restricted airspace, including additional “No Drone Zone”
New head of Los Alamos National Lab's Tech Transfer Division announced
Antonio “Tony” Redondo to lead Feynman Center for Innovation Read Nowabout the article: New head of Los Alamos National Lab's Tech Transfer Division announced
Los Alamos National Laboratory positively impacts region’s economy in 2017
Economic development initiatives helped to create or retain 1,700 jobs at NM companies Read Nowabout the article: Los Alamos National Laboratory positively impacts region’s economy in 2017
New director named at Los Alamos National Laboratory
Wallace to become director January 1, 2018 Read Nowabout the article: New director named at Los Alamos National Laboratory
Los Alamos scientists, engineers receive 2017 Fellows Prizes
Flynn, Mukundan, Sinitsyn, Albright and Light honored for outstanding research, leadership Read Nowabout the article: Los Alamos scientists, engineers receive 2017 Fellows Prizes
Dena Edwards named DOE Outstanding Contractor Security Professional of the Year
Read Nowabout the article: Dena Edwards named DOE Outstanding Contractor Security Professional of the Year
Senator Pete Domenici of New Mexico
Beloved at Los Alamos for decades, no one has better understood and supported the essential and enduring national security mission of Los Alamos better than Senator Pete Domenici.Read Nowabout the article: Senator Pete Domenici of New Mexico
Los Alamos Laboratory Director Charles F. McMillan to retire at end of year
Robust hiring and budget put Lab on ‘trajectory for success’ into the future Read Nowabout the article: Los Alamos Laboratory Director Charles F. McMillan to retire at end of year
‘Secret Pass’ opens at Bradbury Science Museum
Manhattan on the Mesa experiences and exhibits give visitors a new look at Los Alamos’ history Read Nowabout the article: ‘Secret Pass’ opens at Bradbury Science Museum
Hazmat Challenge to test responders’ skills
New Mexico, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Missouri teams tackle timed exercises Read Nowabout the article: Hazmat Challenge to test responders’ skills
LGBTQ+ art installation, Post With Pride, supports mission focus on diversity
Recruitment efforts promote workplace inclusion through an interactive activity supporting LGBTQ+ employees Read Nowabout the article: LGBTQ+ art installation, Post With Pride, supports mission focus on diversity
Roelofs takes director role at Center for Integrated Nanotechnologies
Read Nowabout the article: Roelofs takes director role at Center for Integrated Nanotechnologies
The Exascale Computing Project (ECP) announces formation of ECP Industry Council
A collaborative project led by six Department of Energy national laboratories with the project management office established at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL).Read Nowabout the article: The Exascale Computing Project (ECP) announces formation of ECP Industry Council

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