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Dr. Srinivas Iyer is the new LANL Office of Science Program Director.  Srinivas Iyer obtained his doctorate in Biochemistry from the University of Houston, TX and joined Los Alamos National Laboratory as a postdoc in 1999 to work on a DOE Office of Science project. His expertise and interests lie in developing and applying physical and analytical methods to address questions in biology.  Srinivas served as the Bioscience Division Leader, and he currently serves as the Program Manager for the Biological Systems Science Division of SC-Biological and Environmental Research Office.  He has participated on various LANL review committees, including the LDRD Strategy team, and on advisory panels at other DOE laboratories.  Srinivas currently co-leads a multi-laboratory DOE National Virtual Biotechnology Laboratory project focused on informing the design of therapeutics against SARS-CoV2. 

DOE Exascale Computing Project: Speeding up the development of new materials (Albuquerque Journal, 11/29/2020)

DOE EPSCoR: Have you heard about the only project DOE EPSCoR funded in New Mexico this year? (New Mexico EPSCoR, 11/24/2020)

Biological and Environmental Research: HiLAT-RASM: Analyzing the models that simulate polar processes - Progress in 2020 (DOE Office of Science, 11/2020)

High Energy Physics: Los Alamos scientists find a way to quickly test rust on graphene-protected cars, planes, ships (Los Alamos National Laboratory, 10/29/2020)

Basic Energy Sciences: The Quantum Butterfly Non-Effect (Scientific American, 9/21/2020)

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MOSAiC Expedition Trailer (eng)

Through the DOE Office of Science, Los Alamos conducts long-term, national security-inspired, fundamental science.

These often high-risk/high-reward efforts enable remarkable discoveries and tools that transform our understanding of energy and matter and advance the national, economic, and energy security of the United States.