IC W_molybdenum Highlight: Ab Initio Studies on the Phase Diagram of Mo
This report highlights the Mo phase diagrams for the IC W15_molybdenum, Ab initio studies.
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This report highlights the Mo phase diagrams for the IC W15_molybdenum, Ab initio studies.
This report highlights progress for the OpenSHMEM WFO collaborative project.
Personal research highlight slides to be incorporated into a Nuclear Science and Security Consortium overview presentation.
This Los Alamos National Laboratory newsletter provides highlights in the areas of nuclear security; science technology and engineering; mission operations; and community relations.
Highlights for the August 2020 newsletter are reported in the following areas: Nuclear Security; Science, Technology, and Engineering; Mission Operations; and Community Relations.
The report documents the conceptual basis for a new potential Combined Algal Processing design strategy which may allow more flexibility in accommodating different algal biomass feedstock compositions, by enabling upgrading of both protein and carbohydrates in a single step, without a strict requirement for either component to be in soluble or monomeric form, while maintaining effective wet lipid extraction techniques to enable high lipid recoveries. In light of previously-established constraints around algal biomass costs (which are significantly higher than lignocellulosic terrestrial biomass), the present CAP processing strategy reflects an integrated biorefinery concept producing both fuels and value-added chemical coproducts as a means to improve profitability and generate coproduct revenues to help drive down the minimum fuel selling price (MFSP) towards economically viable levels. Namely, this report highlights an integrated CAP biorefinery process and associated technical targets that would be required to achieve U.S. Department of Energy target MFSP goals of $2.5/gallon gasoline equivalent by 2030. This is accomplished by a process involving low-cost seasonal storage of algal biomass during high-growth seasons, rapid flash hydrolysis pretreatment of the biomass, solvent extraction of pretreated biomass, cleanup and fractionation of lipids into triglyceride and free fatty acid fractions, and a series of thermochemical conversion steps to upgrade carbohydrates and protein to hydrocarbon fuels. These steps include mild oxidative treatment (MOT), a process originally investigated at NREL for upgrading lignin, followed by catalytic ketonization and hydrotreating of MOT products to fuels. Isolated triglycerides are sent to a coproduct train, with the base case focused on upgrading to polyurethane foams as a high-value, high-market-volume coproduct.
This publication highlights achievements in nuclear security, science, technology and engineering, mission operations, and community relations at Los Alamos National Laboratory.
Short highlights in the following areas are included: Nuclear Security; Science, Technology and Engineering; Mission Operations; and, Community Relations.
The newsletter highlights achievements in the following areas: Nuclear Security; Science, Technology and Engineering; Mission operations; and Community Relations.
Operational and mission highlights for March 2021 for Los Alamos National Laboratory.
Carbon Storage Program: Overview and Highlights
This publication highlights achievements in nuclear security, science, technology and engineering, mission operations, and community relations at Los Alamos National Laboratory.
This publication highlights achievements in nuclear security, science, technology and engineering, mission operations, and community relations at Los Alamos National Laboratory.
Monthly newsletter highlights for areas including Nuclear Security, Science, Technology, and Engineering, Mission Operations and Community Relations. Information for selected media coverage is also included.
Bulleted highlights including progress report for NSRC's Rocky Flats Digitization Lab, the Online Vault bulk upload, patching and system updates, and information about publishing NSRC-produced The Vault .
Brief highlights are given from the National Security Research Center (NSRC), Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL).
Highlights are given in the following areas: Nuclear Security, Science, Technology and Engineering, Mission Operations, and, Community Relations.
This presentation highlights the activities of Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) in fiscal year 2021.These include the celebration of the tenth anniversary of NCERC operations, a large experiment campaign (IER 488 - MUSiC: Measurements of Uranium Subcritical and Critical), preparation for FY22 experiments, the completion of several ongoing experiments, and a control system upgrade project.