Los Alamos National Laboratory Releases ‘Winter 2023: The Energy Issue’ Science Magazine

The energy issue. Los Alamos National Laboratory efforts make a more sustainable future possible. Courtesy/LANL

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Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) presents its National Security Science magazine, Winter 2023: The Energy Issue.

Fission forward. Los Alamos has been a leader in fission research since the 1940s. Today, the Laboratory’s atom‑splitting experts forge ahead in pursuit of clean energy. Courtesy/LANL

Harnessing the power of the sun. The birthplace of many fusion firsts, Los Alamos National Laboratory continues the quest for the ultimate energy source. Courtesy/LANL

Building a geothermal future. Los Alamos scientists are developing complex machine learning programs to more efficiently mine the Earth’s heat. Courtesy/LANL

The molecule of the future. Decades of hydrogen fuel cell research open the door to novel energy storage solutions. Courtesy/LANL

Big energy from tiny crystals. Quantum dot technology developed at Los Alamos may soon power your home. Courtesy/LANL

Powered by plutonium. Los Alamos makes radioisotope power systems for Mars and beyond. Courtesy/LANL

Magnifying the mission. In a newly created position, Matt Heavner coordinates the Laboratory’s climate and clean energy work. Courtesy/LANL

Green jet fuels take offResearchers aim to decarbonize the aviation industry. Courtesy/LANL

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