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Innovations for a Secure Nation
Plasma technology for textile finishing applications gets a boost from LANL
APJeT received a $100,000 Venture Acceleration Fund award from LANS helping to complete design and engineering of a commercial-scale production unit. - 4/3/12
Wireless technology collects real-time information from oil and gas wells
The patented system delivers continuous electromagnetic data on the reservoir conditions, enabling economical and effective monitoring and analysis. - 4/3/12
Underground radio technology saves miners and emergency response personnel
Founded through LANL, Vital Alert Technologies, Inc. (Vital Alert) has launched a wireless, two-way real-time voice communication system that is effective through 1,000+ feet of solid rock. - 4/3/12
Inexpensive handheld tests for diseases are in sight
Los Alamos scientists are developing a prototype of handheld tests capable of diagnose multiple diseases. - 4/3/12
Faster plant growth in a safe, economical way
When applied to plants, Take-Off™ speeds crop emergence, increases growth rates and yields, improves stress tolerance and nutrient value, and reduces need for nitrogen fertilizers. - 4/3/12
Improving consumer value through enhanced performance around the world
LANL statistical tools have helped create Reliability Technology (RT), which increases the overall fraction of productive manufacturing time, or “uptime,” for its internal manufacturing lines. - 4/3/12
Improved medical implants comes from nanostructuring
Together, LANL and Russia institutes modify metals to better match and integrate, or bond, with human bone tissue. - 4/3/12
Flow cytometry aids basic cell biology research and drug discovery
Life Technologies Corporation and LANL have released the Attune® Acoustic Focusing Cytometer, featuring a reduced footprint, reduced consumables, and an affordable price. - 4/3/12
Engine improvement and efficiency gained by teamwork
Together, Cummins and LANL have reduced costs and increased efficiency in diesel engines. - 4/3/12
Millions in cost reduction and advantageous diaper products result from LANL projects
LANL technology successfully optimized diaper manufacturing and manufacturing design, permitting Laboratory scientists to validate and expand the capabilities of the software. - 4/3/12
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- 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
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