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Summer STEM for nearly 600 students
Bradbury Science Museum educators partners with Espanola Public Schools Read Nowabout the article: Summer STEM for nearly 600 students
STEM education trailers bring science to life in Pojoaque
More than 300 middle school students explore hands-on activities Read Nowabout the article: STEM education trailers bring science to life in Pojoaque
Using the Laboratory’s data analysis expertise to help nonprofits
Third annual Data Sprint works with Twirl and Self-Help, Inc.Read Nowabout the article: Using the Laboratory’s data analysis expertise to help nonprofits
Summer camps inspire future scientists
More than 150 Laboratory employees volunteer at education programs targeting underserved communities Read Nowabout the article: Summer camps inspire future scientists
Laboratory employees pledge more than $400,000 for scholarships
Fund supporting Northern New Mexico students celebrates its 25th anniversary Read Nowabout the article: Laboratory employees pledge more than $400,000 for scholarships
278,104 meals given during Lab Spring Food Drive
Donations will help tackle food insecurity in Northern New Mexico Read Nowabout the article: 278,104 meals given during Lab Spring Food Drive
$2.5 million in grants benefit nonprofits, students and businesses
Funding from Laboratory operator Triad supports education, economic development and charitable giving in Northern New Mexico Read Nowabout the article: $2.5 million in grants benefit nonprofits, students and businesses
Making an impact
New data reveals the Laboratory’s positive economic impact on New Mexico Read Nowabout the article: Making an impact
Bringing STEAM to the Roundhouse
Laboratory takes part in education event at the Legislature Read Nowabout the article: Bringing STEAM to the Roundhouse
That's a wrap! Employees raise $2.7 million in Holiday Giving Campaign
Funds support nonprofits, students, children Read Nowabout the article: That's a wrap! Employees raise $2.7 million in Holiday Giving Campaign
Volunteers and nonprofits come together to help homeowner
New ramp installed to help with mobility Read Nowabout the article: Volunteers and nonprofits come together to help homeowner
United Way of Northern New Mexico builds nonprofit capacity in Rio Arriba and Los Alamos
Support from Laboratory employees and operator Triad helps to improve community’s quality of life Read Nowabout the article: United Way of Northern New Mexico builds nonprofit capacity in Rio Arriba and Los Alamos
Back to School Drive success: 1,000 backpacks filled with supplies
Employees gave $24,600 to drive; volunteers packed, delivered donations Read Nowabout the article: Back to School Drive success: 1,000 backpacks filled with supplies
Employees give back this summer
Volunteers help out three nonprofit organizations in the region Read Nowabout the article: Employees give back this summer
Laboratory employees pledge more than $380,000 for scholarships
More than 2000 scholarships awarded since 1999 Read Nowabout the article: Laboratory employees pledge more than $380,000 for scholarships
Employee food drive donates 233,527 meals to The Food Depot
$57,648 in donations and 587 pounds of food help Northern New Mexicans across nine counties Read Nowabout the article: Employee food drive donates 233,527 meals to The Food Depot
Supporting education in Northern New Mexico for 25 years
The Laboratory’s partnership with the LANL Foundation covers four main areas Read Nowabout the article: Supporting education in Northern New Mexico for 25 years
$2.5 million in grants benefit nonprofits, businesses and students
Funding from Laboratory operator Triad supports education, economic development and charitable giving in Northern New Mexico Read Nowabout the article: $2.5 million in grants benefit nonprofits, businesses and students
Laboratory spent $505 million with New Mexico businesses and $1.3 billion in employee salaries in 2021
New data shows LANL’s economic impact in New Mexico Read Nowabout the article: Laboratory spent $505 million with New Mexico businesses and $1.3 billion in employee salaries in 2021
Employees raise $2.7m in Holiday Giving Campaign
Donations support nonprofits, students, and people in need across Northern New Mexico Read Nowabout the article: Employees raise $2.7m in Holiday Giving Campaign
Regional Partnership School innovates to help students and teachers
New initiatives make a positive impact in Pojoaque Read Nowabout the article: Regional Partnership School innovates to help students and teachers
Helping the community find answers through data
Laboratory scientists partner with organizations for first ever regional Data Sprint Read Nowabout the article: Helping the community find answers through data
Northern New Mexico math teachers earn new specialty degree
Innovative program represents collaboration between classroom teachers, the Laboratory, and New Mexico Highlands University Read Nowabout the article: Northern New Mexico math teachers earn new specialty degree
New program offers high-schoolers path to trade apprenticeships
Laboratory partners with school districts and union groups Read Nowabout the article: New program offers high-schoolers path to trade apprenticeships
Camp aims to inspire young women scientists
Two-week virtual education series expands to 40 students Read Nowabout the article: Camp aims to inspire young women scientists
Virtual festival boosts middle-schoolers’ math confidence
Lab volunteers help Española students with fun activities Read Nowabout the article: Virtual festival boosts middle-schoolers’ math confidence
LANL Foundation awards $753,500 to 106 scholarship recipients
LANL Scholars come from across Northern New Mexico Read Nowabout the article: LANL Foundation awards $753,500 to 106 scholarship recipients
Laboratory moves 500 employees to Santa Fe, signs lease on Pacheco Street office complex
The new location offers meeting rooms, permanent offices and co-working space Read Nowabout the article: Laboratory moves 500 employees to Santa Fe, signs lease on Pacheco Street office complex
Los Alamos National Laboratory signs lease on Santa Fe office
New downtown facility to include Dorothy McKibbin Conference Center Read Nowabout the article: Los Alamos National Laboratory signs lease on Santa Fe office
$2.5 million grant benefits students, communities
Triad funding supports education, economic development and charitable giving in Northern New Mexico Read Nowabout the article: $2.5 million grant benefits students, communities
DOE honors Lab-nominated small business partners
Pueblo Alliance, Wildflower win important awards Read Nowabout the article: DOE honors Lab-nominated small business partners
Investors and scientists converge at Lab tech-transfer event and prize ceremony
Laboratory innovations improve breast cancer detection, tamper-evident containers, clean energy and more Read Nowabout the article: Investors and scientists converge at Lab tech-transfer event and prize ceremony
Summer camp brings data to life for high school and undergrad students
Camp explores graphical representations of wildfire data Read Nowabout the article: Summer camp brings data to life for high school and undergrad students
Building up the community
Laboratory volunteers help two regional nonprofits on construction projects Read Nowabout the article: Building up the community
Forum highlights Laboratory opportunities for regional businesses
Long-term partnerships are key to ongoing growth Read Nowabout the article: Forum highlights Laboratory opportunities for regional businesses
Students get a taste of life at the Laboratory
NMHU finance majors explore employment opportunities Read Nowabout the article: Students get a taste of life at the Laboratory
More than $800,000 in scholarships awarded to New Mexico students this year
110 LANL Scholars from across Northern New Mexico supported in their educations Read Nowabout the article: More than $800,000 in scholarships awarded to New Mexico students this year
Giving the gift of life
Laboratory employees step up to donate blood Read Nowabout the article: Giving the gift of life
Scholarships that change lives
Employee-supported Career Pathways awards help New Mexicans into new careers Read Nowabout the article: Scholarships that change lives
Electric car challenge drives dreams
Española’s Carlos Vigil Middle School wins three prizes Read Nowabout the article: Electric car challenge drives dreams
Laboratory researchers help nonprofit measure its impact
Second annual Data Sprint works with STEM Santa Fe Read Nowabout the article: Laboratory researchers help nonprofit measure its impact
Laboratories collaborate to help Girls Inc. in Santa Fe
Los Alamos and Sandia volunteers bring STEM activities to summer camp Read Nowabout the article: Laboratories collaborate to help Girls Inc. in Santa Fe
The Math and Science Academy: supporting teacher professional development for over 20 years
More than 900 teachers and school leaders across Northern New Mexico have benefited from the Laboratory program Read Nowabout the article: The Math and Science Academy: supporting teacher professional development for over 20 years
Student internships offer an introduction to the Laboratory, valuable experience
More than 1500 students take part each summer Read Nowabout the article: Student internships offer an introduction to the Laboratory, valuable experience
Subcontractor Pueblo Electric works on installation of the Crossroads supercomputer
Los Alamos-based business has partnered with the Laboratory since 1983 Read Nowabout the article: Subcontractor Pueblo Electric works on installation of the Crossroads supercomputer
Food company relocates to Alcalde with help from the RDC
FishSki Provisions employs clients of Hoy Recovery Center Read Nowabout the article: Food company relocates to Alcalde with help from the RDC
Businesses benefit from continued Lab technical assistance, thanks to new legislation
TRGR Technology Readiness Initiative upgraded to 5-year program Read Nowabout the article: Businesses benefit from continued Lab technical assistance, thanks to new legislation
Building bridges to STEM inspiration
Mentors work with middle and high school students on hands-on projects Read Nowabout the article: Building bridges to STEM inspiration
Laboratory goes on a road trip in 2022
New outreach program will hit the highway to connect communities with Lab science and careers Read Nowabout the article: Laboratory goes on a road trip in 2022
Laboratory Director discusses hiring and new agreement at community events
Thom Mason holds public town hall and takes part in Northern New Mexico Leadership Roundtable Read Nowabout the article: Laboratory Director discusses hiring and new agreement at community events
Lab volunteers help STEM conference for girls succeed
STEM Santa Fe’s event takes place largely in person Read Nowabout the article: Lab volunteers help STEM conference for girls succeed
Six tribal companies receive funds to support their growth
RDC awards $35,000 in grant awards Read Nowabout the article: Six tribal companies receive funds to support their growth
Laboratory volunteers save lives with blood donations
In 2020 10% of Northern New Mexico collections came from LANL drives Read Nowabout the article: Laboratory volunteers save lives with blood donations
Camp helps middle-schoolers’ believe in their math abilities
Program returns to in-person instruction for its third year in Pojoaque Read Nowabout the article: Camp helps middle-schoolers’ believe in their math abilities
Partnership with UNM creates new mechanical engineering program
Students can complete four-year degree at UNM-Los Alamos Read Nowabout the article: Partnership with UNM creates new mechanical engineering program
Subcontractor forums reach out to regional businesses
Monthly events boast more than 700 registrants Read Nowabout the article: Subcontractor forums reach out to regional businesses
LANL data scientists provide assistance to local organizations
Forthcoming virtual event aims to help solve data-related problems Read Nowabout the article: LANL data scientists provide assistance to local organizations
Children succeed with help from Lab volunteers
One-on-one tutoring for students in Española and Ojo Caliente Read Nowabout the article: Children succeed with help from Lab volunteers
Robots transform student lives
Lab volunteer Matt Williams mentors high school robotics team participants Read Nowabout the article: Robots transform student lives
Laboratory spent $413 million with New Mexico small businesses in FY 2020
Economic impact data shows gains in procurement contracts to small business, job creation, and economic development projects Read Nowabout the article: Laboratory spent $413 million with New Mexico small businesses in FY 2020
Supercomputer simulation attacks problem of drug-resistant bacteria
Understanding molecular processes can improve the antibiotics and vaccines that fight disease Read Nowabout the article: Supercomputer simulation attacks problem of drug-resistant bacteria
More than 50 businesses in the region receive support from the RDC
Micro-Grant awards for 2023 worth $154,754 Read Nowabout the article: More than 50 businesses in the region receive support from the RDC
Laboratory researchers support New Mexico small businesses
Using top-tier expertise and facilities to solve technical challenges through NMSBA Read Nowabout the article: Laboratory researchers support New Mexico small businesses
Bike shop expands its offerings thanks to RDC grant
Los Alamos small business moves into custom steel frame building Read Nowabout the article: Bike shop expands its offerings thanks to RDC grant
Challenge Tomorrow trailers bring cutting-edge science to Peñasco
More than 330 students enjoy the traveling STEM education experience Read Nowabout the article: Challenge Tomorrow trailers bring cutting-edge science to Peñasco
Triad announces collaboration with Bilingual Montessori and University of New Mexico-Los Alamos to expand child care options
Triad to provide financial support to remodel building near Lab entrance; UNM-LA establishes new Early Childhood Education Certificate enabling all area providers to expand Read Nowabout the article: Triad announces collaboration with Bilingual Montessori and University of New Mexico-Los Alamos to expand child care options
Laboratory contracts with Pueblo Alliance to create new Española-area distribution center
Successful pilot project paves the way for more collaboration Read Nowabout the article: Laboratory contracts with Pueblo Alliance to create new Española-area distribution center
How these entrepreneurs will help grow innovation in New Mexico
Winning fellows will collaborate with Lab experts Read Nowabout the article: How these entrepreneurs will help grow innovation in New Mexico
10 moments of community connection in 2022
Review last year’s most memorable highlights Read Nowabout the article: 10 moments of community connection in 2022
Laboratory leaders update elected officials
State, Santa Fe County commissioners hear news about hiring, growth, infrastructure and more Read Nowabout the article: Laboratory leaders update elected officials
New sensors sniff-out gas leaks fast
Autonomous, Low-cost, Fast Leak Detection System works on large oil and gas infrastructure, can help cut methane emissions by 90%Read Nowabout the article: New sensors sniff-out gas leaks fast
Growing Pojoaque business supported by the Regional Development Corporation
Loan allows small manufacturer to expand production Read Nowabout the article: Growing Pojoaque business supported by the Regional Development Corporation
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
How Laboratory researchers support New Mexico small businesses
Solving technical challenges with world-class expertise and capabilities Read Nowabout the article: How Laboratory researchers support New Mexico small businesses
Students rock robotics world championship with volunteers' help
Mentoring relationships go back many years Read Nowabout the article: Students rock robotics world championship with volunteers' help
Educators come together to improve math teaching
Math Teacher Leader Network meets for two cross-school collaboration sessions Read Nowabout the article: Educators come together to improve math teaching
Taos nonprofit helps tackle youth homelessness
DreamTree offers emergency and transitional housing and support services Read Nowabout the article: Taos nonprofit helps tackle youth homelessness
New Mexico Lab-Embedded entrepreneur program announces first cohort
Winning fellows will refine their innovations by spending two years collaborating with Laboratory experts Read Nowabout the article: New Mexico Lab-Embedded entrepreneur program announces first cohort
Family Friendly New Mexico names LANL among 2022 platinum-level employers
Laboratory is recognized as a distinguished leader for its family-friendly workplace policies Read Nowabout the article: Family Friendly New Mexico names LANL among 2022 platinum-level employers
Laboratory volunteer shows students they can reach higher
Fernando Urquidi is role model at his old school Read Nowabout the article: Laboratory volunteer shows students they can reach higher
Community Conversation discusses regional workforce needs
Skilled trades a priority Read Nowabout the article: Community Conversation discusses regional workforce needs
Inaugural Laboratory Community Relations Medal goes to dedicated education volunteers
Lab employees Mark Galassi and Nicole Lloyd-Ronning teach and inspire underserved students Read Nowabout the article: Inaugural Laboratory Community Relations Medal goes to dedicated education volunteers
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
Nonprofits leaders learn about new ways to partner with the Laboratory
Online community event also covers volunteer engagement Read Nowabout the article: Nonprofits leaders learn about new ways to partner with the Laboratory
Laboratory educators excite kid scientists at Española schools
Bradbury Museum’s Summer Science on Wheels program hits the road Read Nowabout the article: Laboratory educators excite kid scientists at Española schools
Laboratory employees pledge more than $370,000 for scholarships
More than 1800 scholarships awarded since 1999 Read Nowabout the article: Laboratory employees pledge more than $370,000 for scholarships
New entrepreneurship program provides financial support and access to LANL’s resources
New entrepreneurship program provides financial support and access to LANL’s resources Read Nowabout the article: New entrepreneurship program provides financial support and access to LANL’s resources
Timeline highlights Lab women's contributions and accomplishments
Women comprise 34.9% of the Lab’s workforce Read Nowabout the article: Timeline highlights Lab women's contributions and accomplishments
Laboratory publishes community highlights report
Online publication outlines Lab and operator Triad’s work across Northern New Mexico Read Nowabout the article: Laboratory publishes community highlights report
Students learn about wildfire simulation and visualization
Lab-organized virtual camp targets Native American undergraduates Read Nowabout the article: Students learn about wildfire simulation and visualization
All in the family
A job offer in the 1940s led to decades of employment for four generations Read Nowabout the article: All in the family
Asteroids named for two Lab researchers
Wendy Caldwell and Cathy Plesko honored for their planetary defense work Read Nowabout the article: Asteroids named for two Lab researchers
Climate change drives runoff from Arctic permafrost
New tools for analyzing gage data reveal higher streamflow across the region and seasons Read Nowabout the article: Climate change drives runoff from Arctic permafrost
High-performing alloy developed to help harness fusion energy
New tungsten-based alloy better withstands fusion energy environments Read Nowabout the article: High-performing alloy developed to help harness fusion energy
New commercial fuel cell factory delivers on Laboratory technology
Advent Technologies to manufacture next-generation hydrogen fuel cells that could power transportation and industry Read Nowabout the article: New commercial fuel cell factory delivers on Laboratory technology
Predicting pandemics through museum animal collections
Coalition studies UNM museum samples to explore pathogens Read Nowabout the article: Predicting pandemics through museum animal collections
The woman behind the curious invention of modern software
Klára Dán von Neumann's handwritten letters confirm her legacy Read Nowabout the article: The woman behind the curious invention of modern software
Understanding plants can boost wildland-fire modeling in uncertain future
Drought and warmer temperatures make vegetation dynamics crucial to fire behavior and effects Read Nowabout the article: Understanding plants can boost wildland-fire modeling in uncertain future
Hydrogen production technology getting closer to road-ready
Can we make fueling with hydrogen as easy as with gas?Read Nowabout the article: Hydrogen production technology getting closer to road-ready
Brewing beer at the speed of sound
Using acoustic science in a tasty application Read Nowabout the article: Brewing beer at the speed of sound
Loretta Ortega: Raised on a New Mexico ranch, teamwork still a priority for this employee
Commitment and determination pay off on the Lab’s Nuclear Materials and Transuranic Waste Shipping team Read Nowabout the article: Loretta Ortega: Raised on a New Mexico ranch, teamwork still a priority for this employee
Forecasting the future of water
Laboratory scientists study water availability in the Colorado Rockies Read Nowabout the article: Forecasting the future of water
The Goldilocks of radioisotopes, just right for treating cancer
Laboratory helps produce potentially life-saving new tool Read Nowabout the article: The Goldilocks of radioisotopes, just right for treating cancer
Everything you wanted to know about quantum computing, but were afraid to ask
Guide explains the basics, outlines major quantum algorithms and how to implement them on publicly available quantum computers Read Nowabout the article: Everything you wanted to know about quantum computing, but were afraid to ask
LANSCE: Unique capabilities for science and national security
Laboratory facility celebrates its 50th anniversary Read Nowabout the article: LANSCE: Unique capabilities for science and national security
Triad pledges $50,000 for New Mexico wildfire relief
Triad also matching employee contributions to relief efforts Read Nowabout the article: Triad pledges $50,000 for New Mexico wildfire relief
Pandemic's urgency drove new collaborative approaches worldwide
SAVE team changed how science is done, spanning 58 institutions Read Nowabout the article: Pandemic's urgency drove new collaborative approaches worldwide
New polymer fuel cells can operate at higher temperatures
The new hydrogen fuel cell technology could help cut carbon emissions Read Nowabout the article: New polymer fuel cells can operate at higher temperatures
New experiment results bolster potential for self-sustaining fusion
Burning plasma achieved in inertial fusion experiments for the first time Read Nowabout the article: New experiment results bolster potential for self-sustaining fusion
Eight Los Alamos projects win R&D 100 Awards
‘Oscars of Invention’ honor the best innovations of the past year Read Nowabout the article: Eight Los Alamos projects win R&D 100 Awards
First results from Perseverance mission show evidence of flash floods on Mars
Images point the way to understanding ancient climate on the Red Planet Read Nowabout the article: First results from Perseverance mission show evidence of flash floods on Mars
Predicting the future of Western U.S. water
Laboratory brings expertise in atmospheric aerosols to new snowpack study Read Nowabout the article: Predicting the future of Western U.S. water
Decades of research brings quantum dots to brink of widespread use
New article in Science outlines Laboratory’s role in key advances Read Nowabout the article: Decades of research brings quantum dots to brink of widespread use
Science, AI help unlock green energy in northwest New Mexico
LANL researchers help Navajo entrepreneurs Read Nowabout the article: Science, AI help unlock green energy in northwest New Mexico
Thin, stretchable biosensors could make surgery safer
New sensors allow for simultaneous recording and imaging of tissues and organs Read Nowabout the article: Thin, stretchable biosensors could make surgery safer
New biosensor designed to detect toxins and more
Portable device can differentiate among bacteria, viruses, and other biothreats Read Nowabout the article: New biosensor designed to detect toxins and more
Employees donate more than $40,000 for hunger relief across Northern New Mexico
Read Nowabout the article: Employees donate more than $40,000 for hunger relief across Northern New Mexico
Laboratory takes part in largest Arctic expedition in history
Project provides unprecedented climate change data for national security decisions Read Nowabout the article: Laboratory takes part in largest Arctic expedition in history
New virtual platform shows students the science behind everyday objects
See the Science builds student confidence in STEM Read Nowabout the article: New virtual platform shows students the science behind everyday objects
New diagnostic isotope to enhance targeted therapy for cancer
Team develops a new option for PET scans Read Nowabout the article: New diagnostic isotope to enhance targeted therapy for cancer
New Oppenheimer documentary connects Los Alamos’ first director to its mission today
‘Oppenheimer: Science, Mission, Legacy’ available for the public to watch free online Read Nowabout the article: New Oppenheimer documentary connects Los Alamos’ first director to its mission today
Science and serendipity
Laboratory bioscientist Babs Marrone learns the value of team building and taking scientific risks Read Nowabout the article: Science and serendipity
Guiding the next generation
Anna Llobet honors Oppenheimer’s memory through action Read Nowabout the article: Guiding the next generation
LANL embraces diverse abilities of its employees during Disability Celebration Month and all year long
Innovation fueled by diverse talents Read Nowabout the article: LANL embraces diverse abilities of its employees during Disability Celebration Month and all year long
New Oppenheimer documentary announced
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
Employee heritage series launches
A rich collection features little-known stories from employees, passed down through generations Read Nowabout the article: Employee heritage series launches
Aaron Couture: Capturing neutrons in the desert
Experimental nuclear astrophysicist Couture uses the Laboratory’s particle accelerator to find new ways of studying how neutrons change the evolution of the elements Read Nowabout the article: Aaron Couture: Capturing neutrons in the desert
Kane Fisher: Fishing for success
Laboratory employee Fisher, a Yupik Eskimo, has been a commercial fisherman, athletic coach, mechanical engineer, and mentor Read Nowabout the article: Kane Fisher: Fishing for success
Kristen Sestric: An ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure
Laboratory ergonomist helps employees optimize workspaces and mindfulness to prevent injuries — and stay healthy Read Nowabout the article: Kristen Sestric: An ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure
Hermelinda Coronado: Bringing excellence and kindness to every interaction
Employee’s hard work and big smile are immediately recognizable around Laboratory’s Technical Area 55 Read Nowabout the article: Hermelinda Coronado: Bringing excellence and kindness to every interaction
Pueblo neighbors and LANL partner for fire mitigation
Cleared on-site overgrowth repurposed for winter heat Read Nowabout the article: Pueblo neighbors and LANL partner for fire mitigation
Roberta Beal: Building a community of engineers to support Mars exploration
Teamwork and attention to detail are priorities for this planetary explorer Read Nowabout the article: Roberta Beal: Building a community of engineers to support Mars exploration
Carlos Archuleta: Bring on the baritone
A resonant voice and ability to tackle even the most challenging operatic roles have taken this Laboratory employee around the world Read Nowabout the article: Carlos Archuleta: Bring on the baritone
Toby Lunn: An eye for detail
Lab employee’s engineering background complements his global security work and his mountain biking habit Read Nowabout the article: Toby Lunn: An eye for detail
Hazuki Teshima: 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: Hazuki Teshima: What it’s like operating the world’s highest-powered magnet in MagLab
Smaller, more versatile antenna could be a communications game-changer
‘Lightslinger’ antenna has potential applications for 5G and defense communications Read Nowabout the article: Smaller, more versatile antenna could be a communications game-changer
Liz Miller: Geologist on the move
Lab researcher virtually summits Everest at home, searches for underground nuclear explosions at work Read Nowabout the article: Liz Miller: Geologist on the move
Tommy Rockward: Refining the recipe for success for minority scientists
Lab employee has spent 10 years mentoring and building programs Read Nowabout the article: Tommy Rockward: Refining the recipe for success for minority scientists
Hans Herrmann: Skiing and patrolling the Pajarito Mountain
Lab employee volunteers to keep skiers safe while they’re having fun Read Nowabout the article: Hans Herrmann: Skiing and patrolling the Pajarito Mountain
Bethany Wells: from intern to engineer
A student internship paved the way for this construction management graduate to become a full-time LANL employee Read Nowabout the article: Bethany Wells: from intern to engineer
Shirish Chitanvis: Physicist on loan
Lab scientist held a short-term teaching position at West Point Read Nowabout the article: Shirish Chitanvis: Physicist on loan
Joseph A. Garcia: The art of chip carving
Lab employee is a master wood carver Read Nowabout the article: Joseph A. Garcia: The art of chip carving
Athena Sagadevan: An interest in nuclear engineering took her half a world away
Athena is the first Malaysian Indian woman to have a doctorate in nuclear engineering Read Nowabout the article: Athena Sagadevan: An interest in nuclear engineering took her half a world away
Jesse Salazar: The beauty and utility of leatherworks
Lab employee develops his own intricate designs Read Nowabout the article: Jesse Salazar: The beauty and utility of leatherworks
Heidi L. Morning: A flutist rediscovers her love of music
Lab employee plays with several ensembles in the region Read Nowabout the article: Heidi L. Morning: A flutist rediscovers her love of music
Agoyo Talachy-Duran: embroidery from the rounded Earth village
Lab employee comes from a line of pueblo embroiderers Read Nowabout the article: Agoyo Talachy-Duran: embroidery from the rounded Earth village
In other news
Director holds virtual public meeting Read Nowabout the article: In other news
Richard Sturgeon: Easy riding
Lab employee advocates for motorcycle safety Read Nowabout the article: Richard Sturgeon: Easy riding
Joseph Sandoval: Always on call
Lab employee has been a volunteer firefighter for 23 years Read Nowabout the article: Joseph Sandoval: Always on call
Music and math run in this family
When not working on computers, Lab employees and siblings Joel and Candace Vargas write and record songs Read Nowabout the article: Music and math run in this family
Other News
LANL employees recognized as emerging leaders in the region Read Nowabout the article: Other News
Farewell to a true New Mexican and a true scholar
Obituary: Dr. Lorenzo Gonzales of the Laboratory’s Math and Science Academy Read Nowabout the article: Farewell to a true New Mexican and a true scholar
Your Manhattan Project road trip
This day trip from Santa Fe leads you to history in Los Alamos Read Nowabout the article: Your Manhattan Project road trip
Laboratory plants trees to mitigate construction impacts
Effort part of ongoing tree management plans Read Nowabout the article: Laboratory plants trees to mitigate construction impacts
School retools math education with support from Lab experts
Math and Science Academy outreach program wraps a successful year at Blanco Elementary School Read Nowabout the article: School retools math education with support from Lab experts
Supercomputing Challenge returns to Los Alamos
Students from across New Mexico present their yearlong projects Read Nowabout the article: Supercomputing Challenge returns to Los Alamos
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
Director hosts online public meeting
Thom Mason and NNSA Field Office Manager Ted Wyka give updates and take audience questions Read Nowabout the article: Director hosts online public meeting
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 scientists Read Nowabout the article: Keeping Mars scientists safe in the Arctic
Diversity equals national security
People of diverse backgrounds and perspectives are essential to the success of Los Alamos National Laboratory Read Nowabout the article: Diversity equals national security
Other News
Applications open for LANL Foundation’s four-year scholarships Read Nowabout the article: Other News
Campus Master Plan outlines the next 30 years at the Laboratory
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 at the Laboratory
Press conference focuses on positive impact of CHIPS and Science Act
Los Alamos and Sandia National Laboratories’ directors join Sen. Luján to talk about funding potential for national laboratories Read Nowabout the article: Press conference focuses on positive impact of CHIPS and Science Act
Sisterhood of science at the 2022 Summer Physics Camp for Young Women
Volunteers empower regional students through 2 weeks of STEM education and mentorship Read Nowabout the article: Sisterhood of science at the 2022 Summer Physics Camp for Young Women
Connecting community members with college and career pathways
The Laboratory’s Rebecca Estrada understands the importance of educating the community for an educated workforce Read Nowabout the article: Connecting community members with college and career pathways
Riz Ali: Capturing the world’s landscapes
Lab researcher’s interest in photography goes as far back as he can remember Read Nowabout the article: Riz Ali: Capturing the world’s landscapes
Native American engineering students explore career paths at Los Alamos
Aspiring engineers from North Dakota tour the Laboratory, meet with mentors Read Nowabout the article: Native American engineering students explore career paths at Los Alamos
New Mexico Senate recognizes more than 100 Laboratory COVID-19 researchers for contributions to the state and nation
The Laboratory invested $24.2 million in combatting the pandemic in FY 2020 and FY2021 Read Nowabout the article: New Mexico Senate recognizes more than 100 Laboratory COVID-19 researchers for contributions to the state and nation
New infrastructure projects help LANL and the region
Parking garages, an office building, and a power substation upgrade the Laboratory’s facilities Read Nowabout the article: New infrastructure projects help LANL and the region
Making a difference in a challenging year
Stories that warmed our hearts in 2021 Read Nowabout the article: Making a difference in a challenging year
Giving thanks and giving service
Partnerships and generosity show the way forward Read Nowabout the article: Giving thanks and giving service
LANL named a top 20 government employer by STEM Workforce Diversity Magazine
Laboratory places ninth in annual list Read Nowabout the article: LANL named a top 20 government employer by STEM Workforce Diversity Magazine
What’s shaking?
Understanding underground explosions starts with better geologic models Read Nowabout the article: What’s shaking?
LANL's growth means opportunity for Northern New Mexico
How the Laboratory is partnering with local communities Read Nowabout the article: LANL's growth means opportunity for Northern New Mexico
Affordable technical degrees offer a path to good jobs
Laboratory works with local colleges and high schools on education programs Read Nowabout the article: Affordable technical degrees offer a path to good jobs
RoboRave goes virtual
Teams from across the region and the world take part in robotics event Read Nowabout the article: RoboRave goes virtual
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'The Gatekeeper to Los Alamos'
Dorothy McKibbin went far beyond her job duties as a secretary, becoming a guardian of the Manhattan Project Read Nowabout the article: 'The Gatekeeper to Los Alamos'
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Events for the next few weeks Read Nowabout the article: For your calendar
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Sponsorship opportunity for economic development nonprofits
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