Portable Threat Assessment
A novel neutron multiplicity detector yields improved protections against nuclear threats.
Expanding Embolization Success
A low-density polymer foam plug used to occlude damaged blood vessels lowers risk of stroke and death.
Resiliency in Computer Applications
The versatile Scalable Checkpoint/Restart framework offers more reliable simulation performance.
Software Installation Simplified
From laptops to supercomputers, software deployment is faster and easier with the Spack package management tool.
The Shape of Things to Come
Livermore scientists aim to greatly increase target performance for fusion ignition experiments with new hohlraum designs that go “outside the box.”
Tuning into Dark Matter
Recent technological advances have given scientists the unprecedented capability to detect “invisible” particles that may dominate the universe.
A Revelation in Nuclear Science
Preparations for an experiment at a forthcoming accelerator facility reveal an unexpected property of a radioactive zirconium isotope.
Commentary by Patricia Falcone
Deputy Director for Science and Technology
Celebrating a Culture of Innovation
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