Los Alamos National Laboratory

Did you know a Lab physicist revolutionized scientific communication?⌨️ Learn about the archive that changed everything: ow.ly/5Ym450ZbkgY

Our mission doesn't stop when the day ends. 🌙 We're hiring for night and weekend shifts! Join The Lab's around-the-clock operations and advance your career on a schedule that works for you. Discover open roles 👇 ow.ly/KmcS50ZlLbS

Think you know Project Sherwood? Lab Historian Catarina Tchakerian shares five things you may not know about Project Sherwood, an early fusion research program. Did you learn something new? Tell us in the comments.

Meet the dogs and their handlers in person 🐕 Visiting the Great American State Fair in Washington, D.C.? Come to the U.S. Department of Energy booth to interact with our cutting-edge robot dogs. ow.ly/HZnU50ZlgwK 📷 2 and 3: Nikolai Lipnicky

Our latest STE Highlights explore how the Lab's science is driving advances in atoms, nuclear waste management and quantum science. Learn more: ow.ly/c0tP50ZiiXI

Happy Independence Day! 🇺🇸 Today, we honor our nation's history and the people, ideas and freedoms that define us. At Los Alamos National Laboratory, we carry forward that spirit of innovation in service to our country.

These dogs don't fetch — they detect 🐕 See how cutting-edge robots help identify radiological hazards in real time, protecting people and advancing national security. 🎥Watch the full video to see them in action. youtu.be/KfY7d-QiYJw

Fuel your curiosity this summer at the Bradbury Science Museum 🔬 Visitors can explore hands-on exhibits and scientific discoveries while learning about the Lab’s beginnings and its continuing national security work. Learn more 👉 ow.ly/SAyu50Zjqic

Connecting students with wildlife in Northern New Mexico 🐟 Aaron Dailey, the Lab's water quality environmental manager, helped Barranca Mesa Elementary School second-graders release rainbow trout they raised from eggs. Learn more 👉 ow.ly/FxHo50ZihUV

Hey, Los Alamos National Laboratory, what were you like in the 1940s? Take a step back into the decade that started it all. #LosAlamosNationalLaboratory #LosAlamos

Finding water on other planets 🪐 Lab scientists revealed water — and the promise of life — across the solar system. It's a thread stretching from the Cold War to Artemis III. See the science 👉 ow.ly/OpoF50ZgroJ 📷 NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS

Exciting milestone for innovation in national security! Congratulations to the teams across the NNSA and its laboratories, plants and sites who helped make this achievement possible.

Happy birthday, Jane Hall! From her contributions to the Manhattan Project and the Clementine reactor to her service as assistant Laboratory director and national advisor on atomic energy, Hall helped shape both science and public service.

Summer has arrived ☀️ The first day of summer is shining bright at Ashley Pond, with busy hummingbirds, blooming flowers and turtles soaking up the sun. How will you be spending your summer days?

Gamma-ray bursts are among the universe's most energetic events. Researchers at the Lab have made significant discoveries about long-duration gamma-ray bursts. Learn more about the science 👉 ow.ly/WsN050ZcPu6

Seeing or hallucinating? 👁️ Los Alamos researchers developed a new tool that helps vision-language AI models identify when their responses may not be grounded in the image they're analyzing. See the science 👉 ow.ly/MPMR50Zbl9U

Ever wonder how the Lab is making an impact in the community? Explore our Community Connections stories and see how the Lab is making a difference across Northern New Mexico. Learn more: ow.ly/5bOf50Za5Hb

Los Alamos National Laboratory helps protect the threatened Mexican spotted owl through its Habitat Management Plan. Since 2000, owl productivity has remained stable, with increases in fledglings showing these efforts are working. Learn more: ow.ly/lKtx50Z9CX5

Did you know that 50 years ago scientists, engineers and software developers of early computing convened in Los Alamos? This month, the NSRC commemorated the 50th anniversary of the first International Research Conference on the History of Computing, hosted by the Lab in 1976.

The 36th Supercomputing Challenge brought 16 teams of middle and high school students from across New Mexico to Los Alamos National Laboratory to present their computing projects. Learn more about the 36th Supercomputing Challenge and the winners: ow.ly/7HX750Z9qa4.