1663 | September 2022 | Los Alamos National Laboratory

September 2022

In this issue: Looking for eco-friendly energy in the ground beneath our feet. The Laboratory’s linear particle accelerator, past, present, and future.

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Revising Trinity
A new calculation for the first-ever nuclear test.Read Nowabout the article: Revising Trinity
Turtles Tell Tales
Turtle shells carry a record of radiation exposure.Read Nowabout the article: Turtles Tell Tales
In Their Own Words
In Their Own Words: Capturing Neutrons in the Desert
Experimental nuclear physicist Aaron Couture uses the Laboratory’s particle accelerator to get a glimpse into the evolution of the elements.Read Nowabout the article: In Their Own Words: Capturing Neutrons in the Desert
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Predictably Unpredictable
Pandemics are rare, but is it possible to foresee when they’ll emerge?Read Nowabout the article: Predictably Unpredictable
50 Years of Beaming
The dream beam at the Los Alamos Neutron Science Center still delivers.Read Nowabout the article: 50 Years of Beaming
Sound Solutions
Filter-free filtration for plutonium, biofuels, and beyond Read Nowabout the article: Sound Solutions
Going Viral
Tracking how online misinformation spreads to reach epidemic proportions Read Nowabout the article: Going Viral
Unearthing Clean Energy
A modern method for finding and exploring an ancient resource Read Nowabout the article: Unearthing Clean Energy

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