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We support diverse research activities with talented staff, state-of-the-art facilities and core competencies. From internal collaboration to external partnerships, we work together to advance scientific discovery.
Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing science and technology. Learn how LLNL is applying advanced AI models and methods alongside experimental data and physics-based modeling to accelerate discovery, improve predictive understanding and strengthen mission execution.
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Nanocrystals dont add up for reactor materials Aug 19 2015-Lawrence Livermore researchers have found that nanocrystalline materials do not necessarily resist radiation effects in nuclear reactors better than currently used materialsAs researchers hunt for materials with the ability to withstand prolonged ...
Dec 18 2012 Previous Next Lawrence Livermore National Laboratorys top 10 science stories of 2012 In 2012 Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory built on 60 years of translating basic science concepts into technologies that address pressing real world problems while expanding the boundaries of fundamental ...
UCOP awards grants and fellowships to collaborate with Lawrence Livermore Dec 6 2016-The University of California Office of the President awarded more than 14 million to four grants and four graduate fellowships to collaborate with staff scientists at Lawrence Livermore and Los Alamos national laboratories ...
UCOP awards grants and fellowships to collaborate with Lawrence Livermore Dec 6 2016-The University of California Office of the President awarded more than 14 million to four grants and four graduate fellowships to collaborate with staff scientists at Lawrence Livermore and Los Alamos national laboratories ...
Nanocrystals dont add up for reactor materials Aug 19 2015-Lawrence Livermore researchers have found that nanocrystalline materials do not necessarily resist radiation effects in nuclear reactors better than currently used materialsAs researchers hunt for materials with the ability to withstand prolonged ...
Dec 18 2012 Previous Next Lawrence Livermore National Laboratorys top 10 science stories of 2012 In 2012 Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory built on 60 years of translating basic science concepts into technologies that address pressing real world problems while expanding the boundaries of fundamental ...
LLNL supports NYC subway biodefense test June 9 2016-Lawrence Livermore National Lab LLNL researchers took to the New York City subway system May 9-13 to help study how a surrogate for a biological agent such as anthrax might disperse throughout the nations largest rapid transit system as a result of ...
News Are you nerd enough Nerd Bowl returns Jan 26 Jan 22 2019-On Saturday Jan 26 watch teams from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory LLNL Facebook Sandia National LaboratoriesCA and SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory battle it out in the Bay Areas smartest flag football tournament The first game ...
News Explosives at the microscopic scale produce shocking results Dec 10 2007-LIVERMORE Calif -- US troops blew up enemy bridges with explosives in World War II to slow the advance of supplies or enemy forcesIn modern times patrollers use explosives at ski resorts to purposely create avalanches so the ...