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Operational and Mission Highlights: A Monthly Summary of Top Achievements October 2022
On Sept. 26, Director Thom Mason signed the Laboratory’s annual assessment of four of the weapons systems in our nation’s nuclear stockpile: the B61 family of bombs and the W76, the W78 and the W88 warheads. Addressed to the secretary of energy, the secretary of defense and the chair of the Nuclear Weapons Council, this letter informs the president of the United States of our confidence that the stockpile remains safe, secure, and effective now and into the future as a result of our dedicated sustainment and modernization efforts.
Operational and Mission Highlights (A Monthly Summary of Top Achievements, November 2022)
On November 16, Los Alamos National Laboratory Director Thom Mason answered questions from the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board (DNFSB) at a public hearing in Santa Fe about the safety of operations at the Laboratory’s plutonium facility and the pit production mission. Mason participated on a panel along with National Nuclear Security Administration’s (NNSA) Administrator Jill Hruby, Deputy NNSA Administrator James McConnell, and NNSA Los Alamos Field Office Manager Ted Wyka.
Highlights of the 2022 Physics Beyond Colliders Workshop at CERN
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Operational and Mission Highlights: A Monthly Summary of Top Achievements (January 2023)
A monthly newsletter containing progress reports and accomplishments that occurred for various projects at Los Alamos National Laboratory throughout January 2023.
Operational and Mission Highlights: A Monthly Summary of Top Achievements (February 2023)
A monthly newsletter containing progress reports and accomplishments that occurred for various projects at Los Alamos National Laboratory throughout February 2023.
Operational and Mission Highlights: A Monthly Summary of Top Achievements (December 2022)
A monthly newsletter containing progress reports and accomplishments that occurred for various projects at Los Alamos National Laboratory throughout December 2022.
Science, Technology & Engineering (STE) Highlights (February 2023)
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IC w22_phadiatitial Highlight: Cold shear modulus and melting curve of Ti as constituents of its thermoelasticity model [Slide]
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IC w22_phadiagractox Highlight: Systematics of the ambient melting points of stoichiometric uranium oxides and mixed-oxide (MOX) fuel [Slide]
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IC t22_nonlinearnyg Highlight: Linear vs. quadratic yield strength-shear modulus scaling in the case of dynamic compression: shock loading of Al and W [Slide]
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Operational and Mission Highlights: A Monthly Summary of Top Achievements April 2023
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Operational and Mission Highlights: A Monthly Summary of Top Achievements March 2023
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ORNL NCSP FY 2022 Budget Summary and Highlights [Slides]
This presentation covers the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) Nuclear Criticality Safety Program (NCSP) fiscal year 2022 budget summary. This presentation includes charts and graphs on budget spending and spending details for the 2022 fiscal year.
Highlights and Opportunities in Nuclear/Hadron Physics
Introduction on JLab physics program in nucleon spin and 3-d structure study and nuclear physics, including the SoLID program. Discussed possible spin physics in HIAF, in particular, experimental study of spin dependence of 3-body force with polarized 3He target. Also briefly discussed future perspective for EIC.
Operational and Mission Highlights: A Monthly Summary of Top Achievements (May 2023)
Monthly summary of top achievements at Los Alamos National Laboratory in May 2023, including nuclear security; science, technology, and engineering; mission operations; and community relations.
Building nucleons and nuclei from quarks and glue: highlights of nuclear physics research at Jefferson Lab in the “6 GeV era”
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