LANL Breaks Ground On National Security Office Space
Breaking ground Monday on a new national security office building on LANL property, from left, Steve Goodrum, manager of NNSA’s Los Alamos Field Office; Nancy Jo Nicholas, principal associate director for Global Security at LANL and Terry C. Wallace, Jr., director of LANL. Courtesy/LANL
LANL Director Terry C. Wallace, Jr., speaks at the groundbreaking next to an artist’s rendering of the new national security office building that will be constructed on Lab property. Courtesy/LANL
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Monday morning, Terry C. Wallace, Jr., director of Los Alamos National Laboratory, hosted Read More
Heinrich Joins Advocates To Highlight Importance Of Health Care & Social Security In Midterm Election
Dr. Mark Epstein, left, Melanie Stansbury, Elva Santos and Sen. Martin Heinrich. Courtesy photoFrom the Martin Heinrich for Senate Campaign:
LANL: Clues To Creating An HIV Vaccine: HIV Sugars Are Key For Effective Immune Responses
Artistic rendition of antibodies targeting ‘gaps’ in the HIV virus’s sugar shield. Blue protein is antibody, and the HIV surface protein called Env is depicted using the predicted sugar shield – dark blue are sites where sugars are attached, green is the predicted sugar shield, and magenta/pink are uncommon gaps in the sugar shield. Study author Kshitij Wagh et al. show that the completeness of sugar shield of the infecting virus is key to developing effective antibody responses in HIV infected individuals. Courtesy/LANL
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The search for a vaccine against HIV, the virus that causes
UNM-LA: Panel Discussion ‘Violence Against Women In The Community: Challenges And Solutions’ Thursday
UNM-LA News:
Kristy Nadler will present a program featuring a panel discussion of “Violence Against Women in the Community: Challenges and Solutions”
Nadler’s program is 7-9 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 25 in the Jeannette Wallace Room, Building 5 on the UNM-Los Alamos campus.
The community is invited to attend this program.
AGU: New Research Shows Strong Indian Monsoons Steer Atlantic Hurricanes Toward Land
Hurricane Maria near peak intensity, moving north towards Puerto Rico, Sept. 19, 2017. New research finds strong monsoons in the Indian Ocean can induce easterly winds that push Atlantic Ocean hurricanes westward, increasing the likelihood they’ll make landfall in the Americas. Courtesy/Naval Research Laboratory/NOAA