The Sierra Era
Lawrence Livermore’s fastest supercomputer runs mission-driven simulations on specially optimized hardware and software.
Tapping the Earth’s Heat for Clean Energy
Working in a deep underground tunnel, researchers are learning how to turn heat from impermeable rock into clean, low-carbon-emitting power.
Drop by Drop: A Promising Method for Printing Metal Parts
A novel additive manufacturing technique applies tiny droplets of molten metal layer by layer.
Commentary by Huban A. Gowadia
Deputy Director for Global Security
Working toward a World Free of Chemical Weapons
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