LANL Monitoring Situation Unfolding In Paris, France
LANL News:
Los Alamos National Laboratory is monitoring the situation unfolding in Paris, France.
Security officials are engaged with the Department of Energy (DOE) as well as federal and local law enforcement. There are no known imminent threats to DOE sites or personnel.
LANL employees traveling in France are directed to contact their manager or the Emergency Operations Center for accountability purposes. In addition, the EOC is prepared to take calls for additional assistance and information. Employees are further directed to stay posted on local events and security precautions
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NASA’s Swift Spots Its Thousandth Gamma-ray Burst
GRB 151027B, Swift’s 1,000th burst, center, is shown in this composite X-ray, ultraviolet and optical image. X-rays were captured by Swift’s X-Ray Telescope, which began observing the field 3.4 minutes after the Burst Alert Telescope detected the blast. Swift’s Ultraviolet/Optical Telescope (UVOT) began observations seven seconds later and faintly detected the burst in visible light. The image includes X-rays with energies from 300 to 6,000 electron volts, primarily from the burst, and lower-energy light seen through the UVOT’s visible, blue and ultraviolet Read More
Ten Los Alamos Scientists Honored As New Fellows By American Physical Society
New Fellows of the American Physical Society, LANL scientists Tariq Aslam, Steven Batha, Eric Bauer, Hou-Tong Chen, Diego Alejandro Dalvit, Dinh Nguyen, Alan Perelson, Filip Ronning, Alexander Saunders and Glen Wurden. Courtesy/LANL
LANL News:
Ten Los Alamos National Laboratory scientists are new Fellows of the American Physical Society.
Named this week by the national organization:
- Tariq Aslam;
- Steven Batha;
- Eric Bauer;
- Hou-Tong Chen;
- Diego Alejandro Dalvit;
- Dinh Nguyen;
- Alan Perelson;
- Filip Ronning;
- Alexander Saunders;
Los Alamos National Laboratory To Study Future Computing Technology Capabilities
D-Wave’s newest quantum processor is over 1000 qubits – about double the size of its previous generation processor, and far exceeding the size of any other quantum processor. Courtesy/D-Wave
LANL News:
Los Alamos National Laboratory is exploring the future of computing by critically evaluating quantum annealing technology through the acquisition of a 1000+ quantum bits (qubits) D-Wave 2X™ system.
D-Wave is a company that specializes in the development, fabrication, and integration of superconducting quantum annealing computers.
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