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Astronomical simulation in the CAVE - 1
Scientist sees his reflection as he works on the Cibola satellite
'Sniffing' bees trained for security
Computerized simulation of our galaxy - 2
ChemCam Mast Unit for Mars Rover
Researcher explores solar energy solutions at the Los Alamos Center for Advanced Solar Photophysics
The Los Alamos Portable Pulser - 2
Algae sample
One of Trident’s target chambers
Virtual assembly in the CAVE
Scientist checks tapes for uniformity
Radio telescope, Los Alamos National Laboratory
QkarD
ChemCam's invisible laser beam
Student performs experiments at the Trident Laser Facility - 2
Scientist adjusts diagnostics for an experiment at Trident
MagViz liquid detection and analysis system
A scientist performs Isotope Ratio Mass Spectrometry
100 Tesla Multi-shot Magnet - 1
Scientists work on DARHT (Dual Axis Radiographic Hydrotest Facility)
Computerized images of science in the CAVE
Roadrunner
Los Alamos Protein Crystallography Station (PCS) - 3
ChemCam mast unit
Andrei Matlashov with the apparatus used to study magnetic resonance imaging
Roadrunner
MagViz technology scans liquids for airport security
MagViz device
National High Magnetic Laboratory facility at Los Alamos--world-record magnetic field
TRIDENT Pulse
Malcolm Andrews gets a new take on turbulence
Checking the 100 Tesla Multi-shot Magnet
Machine tests tapes for uniformity
Los Alamos researchers use a magnetic field detector to screen carry-on liquids at airports
2010 Dual-Axis Radiographic Hydrodynamic Test Facility (DARHT) at Los Alamos National Laboratory
Researcher working with nanocrystals
Demonstration Using Flattop Fissions (DUFF)
Sara Del Valle in front of the Powerwall
Roadrunner
Field experiments on the Alamosa Canyon - 2
Experiments in Alamosa Canyon
Roadrunner Base Capacity system - 1
A closed photobioreactor system is essentially a series of plastic or glass containers for water and algae.
National High Magnetic Field Laboratory's single-turn magnet chamber
Laser research shows promise for cancer treatment
DARHT-electron-accelerators
KIVA simulation
Van Allen radiation belts
Roadrunner
Roadrunner
Laboratory lasers range in size
Ron Nelson standing near the center of GEANIE
John Ullman
A worker checks a laser diagnostic used on the Barolo subcritical experiment.
SimTable
'Cave' simulation
Los Alamos student Calla Glavin (left) and Taraka Dale
Molten plutonium in processing.
WIPP salt
MPA-CINT server cluster
Harshini Mukundan
Graduate Student Matt Brown
Chemical Engineering Student David Parkinson
Daniela Moody, Postdoc in Engineering
Mars rover depends on three LANL technologies
Nate Sanchez, post doctorate student
Ross McDonald, scientist
Gilles Bussod , scientist
DNA sample
Laida Valdez of Polymers and Coatings
Torsten Staab, Chemical Diagnostics and Engineering team leader
Tom Vestrand poses with RAPTOR-T
Don Brown adjusting the beam at the Lujan Neutron Scattering Center
A simulation of a foam material being crushed under a gravitational load,
LANL research scientists
Single crystal in hand
Crystal collection
World’s largest single crystal of gold verified at Los Alamos
Vortex shredding
Trident's Director is Reflected in the Facility's High-Tech Mirrors - 1
LANL's Roger Wiens with life-size model of the Curiosity rover
Dr. Xiaoyun Lu of the Bioscience Division
Scientist works at DARHT (Dual Axis Radiographic Hydrotest Facility)
RAPTOR (RAPid Telescopes for Optical Response) telescope
Scientists work at the National Stable Isotope Resource
A specialist in algae science works on biofuel production
Backpack Mounted Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) System
RAPTOR (RAPid Telescopes for Optical Response) telescope - 2
Scientist checks tapes for uniformity
Plutonium pits are cast at Los Alamos National Laboratory
Geologist works on 'Ardi', the world’s oldest hominid skeleton
Roadrunner
Electron Microscopy Laboratory
Electron Microscopy
Pit production at LANL: Recapturing the capability of making plutonium pits
Computerized simulation in the CAVE
Bill Carey, scientist
CINT scientist, Andrew Dattelbaum
Forte, the first satellite made of an all-composite structure
RAPTOR (RAPid Telescopes for Optical Response) telescope - 1
DARHT’s giant induction cell
Cheryl Kuske and John Dunbar prepare soil samples for sequencing
Los Alamos bioscientist Cliff Unkefer
Brad Lounsbury, bomb technician, LANL emergency response group
Crystals and hand
SCD Device
(A) Molecular conformation of the compound and (B) Crystal packing viewed along the b axis.