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Community Feature Stories
Grape Growers Association enlivens agriculture
Growers association unites small parcels of land, enlivens production, protects water rights for Northern New Mexico agriculturists. - 8/6/12
102-year-old LANL volunteer continues to make a difference
Virginia Stovall, will be honored for volunteering 1,470 hours last year - she will also be celebrating her 103rd birthday in September. - 4/3/12
Supercomputing Challenge: student's algorithm solves real-world problem
Students learn how to use powerful computers to analyze, model, and solve real-world problems. - 4/3/12
SimTable helps firefighters model and predict fire direction
In 2009, SimTable received $100,000 from the LANS Venture Acceleration Fund to improve the user interface and seed firefighting academies with customized set ups. - 4/3/12
Reseachers recommend solutions for sediment trapping in irrigation system
LANL and SNL leveraged technical expertise to determine the sources of sediment and recommend solutions for irrigation sediment buildup management. - 4/3/12
Future scientists advance to DOE national competition
A team from Los Alamos bested 39 other teams from around New Mexico in the 10-hour New Mexico Regional Science Bowl. - 4/3/12
Leyba encourages students: apply for Los Alamos Employees’ Scholarship Fund
Life-changing experience: springboard to a career in exercise, science, and physical therapy. - 4/3/12
Hydrogen fuel-cell cars designed and built in student competition
Middle and elementary school teams from around New Mexico participated in the annual Hydrogen Fuel Cell Challenge in Albuquerque. - 4/3/12
Teen's passion for learning serves others at science museum
Homeschooler and volunteer at the Bradbury Science Museum shares his knowledge of bugs with museum visitors. - 4/3/12
Motion recognition software business receives Venture Acceleration Funds
LANS Venture Acceleration Fund (VAF) award enabled Ideum to develop motion recognition software for international release. - 4/3/12
Fire victim helped by local nonprofit organizations
A perennial helper, didn’t realize that she might someday need help herself. - 4/3/12
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Other News from LANL
- HIV immunity study could pave way for vaccine development Two scientists are among the team recently funded to explore ways to create the precise immune factors needed for effective vaccines against HIV.July 17, 2012
- New research contract links LANL and robotics firm Miniature robots are about to get an intelligence boost from a new partnership, linking LANL and ReconRobotics, Inc.July 11, 2012
- World record neutron beam at Los Alamos National Laboratory Scientists have created the largest neutron beam ever made by a short-pulse laser, breaking a world record.July 10, 2012
- Artificial molecules that switch "handedness" at light-speed Researchers create the first artificial molecules whose chirality can be rapidly switched from a right-handed to a left-handed orientation with a beam of light.July 10, 2012
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