Los Alamos National Laboratory
Fellows
Contact
- Coordinator
- Steven Elliott
- Neutron Science & Technology
- (505) 665-0068
- Past Coordinator
- Manvendra Dubey
- Earth System Observations
- (505) 665-3128
- Deputy Coordinator
- John Gordon
- Inorganic Isotope & Actinide Chemistry
- (505) 665-6962
- Secretary
- David Jablonski
- XTD Primary Physics
- (505) 667-1074
- Fellows Emeritus Advisor
- Cheryl Kuske
- Bioenergy and Biome Sciences
- (505) 665-4800
Who are the Fellows?
The Laboratory Fellows organization was established in 1981 and is made up of technical staff members who have been appointed by the Director to the rank of Fellow in recognition of sustained outstanding contributions and exceptional promise for continued professional achievement.
Welcome to the new 2020 Fellows
The 2020 Laboratory Fellows: Top row (left to right): Tanmoy Bhattacharya, Christopher Fontes, Vania Jordanova and Thomas Leitner. Bottom row (left to right): Ralph Menikoff, Joseph Martz and John Lestone
Read the announcement here>>
Frontiers in Science Talks:
Dana Dattelbaum, Fellows Coordinator (contact info: danadat@lanl.gov)
The NASA Perseverance Mars Rover: Looking for signs of past life
Nina Lanza, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Photo: Nina Lanza and Mars Rover
Mars has long held a special place in the human imagination as a sci-fi world inhabited by Martians. The real Mars is very different from what we imagined but our observations suggest that life could have existed there in the distant past.
The Perseverance rover carries the tools to search for signs of past microbial life and will also gather samples for a future return mission from Mars to Earth for the very first time.
Join Los Alamos scientist Nina Lanza as she shares the excitement of this next mission to the Red Planet and contributions of Los Alamos scientists and engineers.
View Fellows Nomination Procedures in the Link Below:
Fellows Nomination Procedures
Questions can be directed to Melissa Robinson of the Science Resource Office, mrobinson@lanl.gov, 667-8152.
Fellows in the News:
Manvendra Dubey And Team At Los Alamos National Laboratory Study Makeup, Movement, Air Quality Impacts Of Smoke (Los Alamos Reporter)
Congratulations LANL Fellow Piotr Zelenay:
Fuel-cell leadership wins DOE merit award
The Los Alamos Scientific Community mourns the loss of Climate Modeling Scientist Robert Charles Malone:
https://ladailypost.com/obituary-robert-charles-malone-1945-2020/
Upcoming Fellows Meeting:
To be announced
Please keep watching for updates on LANL guidance on COVID-19.