Changes Announced To LANL Foundation Education & Community Grants Process
LANL News:
ESPAÑOLA—The LANL Foundation supports the work of schools, nonprofits and community programs in Northern New Mexico through its grants program. Changes have been made to the grantmakingprocess to assure fair distribution of funds and alignment of outside programs with Foundation strategies.
Public school districts, nonprofit New Mexico educational institutions, IRS-qualified 501(c)(3) organizations, government agencies, and Pueblo/Tribal communities are eligible to apply for grants of up to $2500. The individual grant amount was increasedfrom $1,500 to be more impactful. Read More
BSMA Seeks Volunteers To Staff Souvenir Kiosk At Bradbury Science Museum
Bradbury Science Museum Association’s Ryn Herrmann assists local shopper Katy Korkos to make her selections recently at the Gadgets Museum Store Kiosk. Photo by KayLinda Crawford/ladailypost.com
Volunteers are needed to help operate the Gadgets Museum Store Kiosk, which is run by volunteers of the Bradbury Science Museum Association inside the Bradbury Science Museum. Photo by Katie Herrmann
BSMA News:
The Bradbury Science Museum Association (BSMA) needs volunteers to help operate Gadgets, the museum’s souvenir kiosk.
The Bradbury Science Museum is open 7-days a week and the Read More
John Yeager Wins Presidential Early Career Award
John Yeager is a recipient of the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers. Courtesy/LANL
LANL News:
- Award honors leading early-career scientists and engineers
John Yeager of Los Alamos National Laboratory’s High Explosives Science and Technology group is a recipient of the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers.
The Presidential Early Career Awards are intended to encourage and accelerate American innovation to grow our economy and tackle our greatest challenges.
“I congratulate these outstanding scientists and engineers on their Read More
Udall, Heinrich Introduce Bipartisan Legislation To Expand Relief For Victims Of Radiation Exposure
First GPS Data Release To Boost Space-weather Science
An image illustrating the six orbital planes in which GPS satellites (‘navigational satellites’ or ns) fly around Earth. This configuration shows the orbits just before the start of this solar cycle’s biggest geomagnetic storm, which occurred March 17, 2015. The darkest orbital lines indicate the position of the satellites in that moment; the lightest lines indicate where they were 12 hours prior. Courtesy/LANL
LANL News:
- ‘Unprecedented’ data key to understanding radiation threats to satellites, infrastructure
- VIDEO: https://youtu.be/sgnUWsIuj3s
Today, more than Read More
C’YA Event Salutes 94 Individuals And Organizations
Saturday, many braved the snowy conditions that cancelled local community activities to salute the 94 individuals and organizations that work to make our community one worth living in every day.
Champions of Youth Ambitions (C’YA), along with the Los Alamos National Laboratory Foundation and the Los Alamos Community Development Corporation Read More