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Lab researchers receive awards from The Meteoritical Society
The Meteoritical Society honored two Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) researchers during their annual meeting that occurred this month in Berlin, Germany.
Source: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory News Room -
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Army prepares to cut the mustard
This weekend, the Army is set to start destroying a huge amount of the stockpile in a process involving robots at a new, automated plant.
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West Point cadets collaborate with Pantex
West Point. To hear or see the name, most people automatically think of honor and strength. It also makes sense that students of the U.S. Military Academy in New York would want to intern for a CNS site. This year, two West Point interns gained work experience at Pantex. Source: Pantex Blog
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Giant doors installed at 'one of Sellafield's most hazardous buildings'
It's being described as a massive step towards cleaning up one of the most dangerous buildings at Sellafield. The second of six giant doors arrived at the nuclear site this morning.
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Three researchers make ‘Forty Under Forty’ list
Diablo Magazine featured three Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) researchers in their 2016 "Forty Under Forty" issue.
Source: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory News Room -
Officials, dignitaries gather for Pantex groundbreaking
National dignitaries gathered Thursday for the groundbreaking of the new Pantex Administrative Center, which will house up to 1,100 office employees.
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Community Internship Collaboration Launches 2nd Year
Last year a group of local organizations, backed by an investment from Los Alamos National Security, LLC, launched the Community Internship Collaboration (CIC).
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Isotope research opens new possibilities for cancer treatment
A new study at Los Alamos National Laboratory and in collaboration with Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource greatly improves scientists' understanding of the element actinium. The insights could support innovation in creating new classes of anticancer drugs.
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R&D 100 award finalists named for 2016
Three technologies developed by LLNL researchers, and a fourth technology produced by a consortium of four national laboratories, including LLNL, and five universities have been tapped as finalists for the 2016 R&D 100 awards.
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Hanford contractor bows out by beating DOE expectations on waste-filled buried pipes
Washington Closure Hanford has exceeded expectations, finishing its contract by chewing through 80 waste-filled, vertically buried pipes just north of Richland on the Hanford nuclear reservation.
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New Pantex Plant sensors provide ample warning to protect NNSA operations from lightning
NNSA is charged with making sure the nation’s nuclear deterrent is safe, secure, and effective. That mission includes protecting the Nuclear Security Enterprise from forces of nature. One natural threat, lightning, can damage electronics and even degrade concrete buildings and structures.
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St. Pancras International was London’s Valentine to Europe
The St. Pancras International train shed was painstakingly rebuilt under the station’s $1.7 billion restoration. It was originally constructed as an engineering marvel in the 1860s, opening as the world’s largest single-span roof.
Source: WashingtonPost.com, Adrian Higgens