1663 | May 2017 | Los Alamos National Laboratory

May 2017

In this issue: Microorganisms in the soil can help contain nuclear contamination. Automated analysis helps experts identify signatures of quickly evolving cyber attacks.

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Primordial Particle Soup
An overabundance of lithium defies the physics of the big bang.Read Nowabout the article: Primordial Particle Soup
Teaching Computers to Defeat Camouflage
Flounders and other camouflage-capable sea creatures are helping train computer algorithms to detect hidden objects in photographs.Read Nowabout the article: Teaching Computers to Defeat Camouflage
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In Their Own Words: Proper Lighting for Atoms and Molecules
What if you could actually see how atoms interact?Read Nowabout the article: In Their Own Words: Proper Lighting for Atoms and Molecules
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Some Like It Hot
Microorganisms in the soil can help contain nuclear contamination.Read Nowabout the article: Some Like It Hot
Signatures of a Cyber Attack
Automated analysis helps experts identify signatures of quickly evolving cyber attacks.Read Nowabout the article: Signatures of a Cyber Attack
Liquid Logic: New Microfluidics Technology
Microfluidics is miniaturizing entire laboratories, dramatically reducing the space, time, and cost of experimentation.Read Nowabout the article: Liquid Logic: New Microfluidics Technology
The Other Nuclear Reaction
Neutron capture—not direct fission or fusion—produces most elements on the periodic table.Read Nowabout the article: The Other Nuclear Reaction

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