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Friday, January 16, 2009How cells sense, respond to environment focus of talkThe ability of cells, such as bacteria, to sense their environments and respond to them—often better than human-engineered systems can—is the focus of a talk next Tuesday (January 20) in Santa Fe.
NNSA recovers 20,000 radioactive sources from around the United States
More than 20,000 excess and unwanted sealed radioactive sources in the United States have been recovered through a National Nuclear Security Administration program.
Lab closed Monday
The Laboratory is closed on Monday, January 19, in observance of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.
Smarter detector robots ... and more
The latest issue of DOE Pulse is now available. Pulse is an online newsletter about accomplishments at the Department of Energy's national laboratories.
DOE kicks off 19th National Science Bowl
Thousands of high school and middle school students begin a journey this month that they hope will take them to the finals of the Department of Energy’s annual National Science Bowl. supercomputing
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Robinson and Fresquez monitor air, soil, animals, plantsData looks very favorable as the Lab continues working to mitigate its impact on the environmentFresquez and his team are sampling lakes and rivers to determine the source and migration of potential contaminants. Currents, the Laboratory's monthly employee magazine, highlighting people in the workplace.  |
Simulation Leads to Break- through Drugs
"Thinking" Sensors Detect Nuclear Blasts
Time- reversed Sound Waves Predict Earthquakes