1663 | Spring 2024 | Los Alamos National Laboratory

Spring 2024

In this issue: how modeling global water movement can help humanity withstand a changing climate, a pioneering satellite in remote-sensing technology, and more.

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Los Alamos Science Supports Global Security
A conversation with Associate Laboratory Director Nancy Jo Nicholas on the Global Security Directorate at Los Alamos and the science that supports it.Read Nowabout the article: Los Alamos Science Supports Global Security
Snow Day
The Pajarito Mountain Ski Patrol has been keeping Los Alamos scientists safe and happy for 75 years.Read Nowabout the article: Snow Day
X-Rays, Light
A new, highly efficient x-ray system can be carried most anywhere. Read Nowabout the article: X-Rays, Light
Grid Alarms
An AI-driven method of detecting electrical faults could stop the most destructive fires before they begin. Read Nowabout the article: Grid Alarms
What’s Next for Qubits?
Next-gen schemes could help quantum leap forward.Read Nowabout the article: What’s Next for Qubits?
Parting Clouds
A Lab team goes places few reasonably can, to gather data few are capable of, all to improve how earth system models represent clouds. Read Nowabout the article: Parting Clouds
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An Image is Worth a Thousand Words
Nuclear physicist and imaging expert Michelle Espy knows that if seeing is believing, then imaging is understanding.Read Nowabout the article: An Image is Worth a Thousand Words
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Tiny Satellites Big Picture
Instruments built into small satellites offer next generation chemical analysis.Read Nowabout the article: Tiny Satellites Big Picture
Following the Flow
A new way of studying how water travels around the world can help humanity adapt to climate change.Read Nowabout the article: Following the Flow
Star Power
How the quest to understand light emitted by pulsars may reshape the global antenna industry.Read Nowabout the article: Star Power

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