LANL Provides Shoes To LAPS Students
Amanda Martinez, on behalf of LANL’s Community Programs Office, presents 10 coupons for shoes to LAPS Superintendent Dr. Gene Schmidt. Courtesy photo
LAPS News:
LANL Community Programs continued its annual “LANL Laces” with a gift of 10 coupons for shoes for Los Alamos students.
This marks the fourth year that Amanda Martinez on behalf of the Los Alamos National Laboratory Community Programs Office has been a part of the giving program. This year, 162 LANL Laces gift cards were distributed to needy students throughout northern New Mexico.
Funding for LANL Laces was made possible Read More
History On Tap Thursday: Eyewitness To Trinity Test Shares Recollections
J. Robert Oppenheimer, left, and Major General Leslie Groves at the remains of the Trinity Site. Courtesy/Wikipedia
HISTORICAL SOCIETY News:
The Los Alamos Creative District will present the next installment of its On Tap at 5:30 p.m., March 12 at UnQuarked – The Wine Room, 145 Central Park Square.
The Los Alamos Historical Society hosts this week’s brief presentation and interactive discussion will follow. Join in a conversation with Roger Rasmussen, the Army’s Special Engineering Detachment in Los Alamos during the Manhattan Project.
Rasmussen will share Read More
MOD Filters Replaced At WIPP
WIPP News:
Replacement of the moderate efficiency (MOD) pre-filters that are part of the High Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) filtration system for the WIPP underground ventilation system was successfully completed Wednesday.
Filter changes are anticipated and necessary when MOD filters begin to show signs of reduced airflow, due primarily to salt dust buildup. The filter change out is a well-planned and controlled work activity performed by qualified NWP staff, and because of the potential for encountering radioactive contamination, it includes the use of all appropriate personal Read More
LANL: RoboRave Rally Tests Northern New Mexico Students’ Critical Thinking, Teamwork Skills
LANL News:
- Event sparks, nurtures interest in science and technology
Eighty-four teams of students from Northern New Mexico area schools test their critical thinking and teamwork skills building autonomous robots at RoboRave Rally Northern New Mexico Saturday, March 7 at Northern New Mexico University in Española.
“Introducing students at an early age to science, math, technology and engineering, the so-called STEM fields, is important for students and for the Lab,” said Janelle Vigil-Maestas of Los Alamos National Laboratory’s Community Programs Office. Read More
VIDEO: Heinrich Advocates For Laboratory Directed Research And Development Program
U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich
U.S. SENATE News:
- Funding for LDRD helps advance security missions at LANL and SNL
WASHINGTON, D.C – During a Senate Armed Services Strategic Forces Subcommittee hearing Wednesday, U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich, D-N.M., discussed the importance of funding for the U.S. Department of Energy’s Laboratory Directed Research and Development (LDRD) program. A list of Wednesday’s witnesses can be found here.
Heinrich is advocating to increase LDRD funding up to a level of 10 percent. LDRD investments help national laboratories, including Los Alamos Read More
New Environmental Health And Safety Master’s Degree Program Informational Meeting At Noon Thursday
LANL News:
Learn more about a new master’s degree program in environmental health and safety by attending an informational meeting noon, Thursday, March 5 in Room 3 of Mesa Public Library on Central Avenue in downtown Los Alamos.
The two-year degree program is offered by Colorado State University and is open to anyone who has a bachelor of science or bachelor of arts degree and has completed certain prerequisite classes – see below.
Classes begin Aug. 24 and applications should be submitted by July 1. Classes will be held Friday and Saturday in Read More
