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News Releases

Recent Laboratory news releases, statements, and a searchable news release archive are found here, along with photos and graphics. Journalists can also arrange to receive future news releases.

Recent News Releases

LLNL and Arnold Magnetic Technologies collaborate on passive magnetic bearing system (5/26/10)

Putting teeth into forensic science (5/19/10)

LLNL and Veritainer Corp. sign cooperative research and development agreement (5/12/10)

Biofuel combustion chemistry more complex than petroleum-based fuels (5/12/10)

LLNL receives recovery act funding for carbon capture technology (5/7/10)

Peruvian tectonic plates move by earthquakes and non-seismic slip (5/6/10)

New LLNL detection technology identifies bacteria, viruses, other organisms within 24 hours (5/5/10)

Local science fair winners to compete at Intel Fair in San Jose (5/3/10)

Engineer Lisa Poyneer inducted into Women’s Hall of Fame (4/14/10)

Tri-Lab directors' statement on the Nuclear Posture Review (4/9/10)

International team discovers new species of hominid (4/8/10)

New Livermore detection technology used by research team in analysis of eight vaccines (4/8/10)

International team discovers element 117 (4/6/10)

Tri-Valley Science and Engineering Fair winners selected (4/1/10)

Tri-Valley Science and Engineering Fair returns to Livermore March 30 - April 2 (3/23/10)

Science feature: Time’s rising tide may swamp Delta marshes (3/12/10)

Science feature: LLNL multilayer mirrors fly on NASA solar mission (3/8/10)

First measurement of the age of cometary material (2/25/10)

Lab’s ‘Science on Saturday’ lecture explores harnessing the energy of the sun (2/23/10)

Laboratory research team awarded AAAS Newcomb Cleveland Prize (2/17/10)

Lab’s 'Science on Saturday' lecture covers climate change and the carbon connection (2/17/10)

Lab-sponsored seminar on future of nuclear energy highlights annual AAAS symposium in San Diego (2/16/10)

Lab, Navistar work to increase semi-truck fuel efficiency (2/16/10)

LLNL research at Marshall Islands could lead to resettlement (2/11/10)

Lab’s ‘Science on Saturday’ lecture examines underground storage of carbon dioxide (2/9/10)

Girls invited to explore science & math careers at ‘Expanding Your Horizons’ conference (2/8/10)

Media advisory: Lawrence Livermore and Navistar partner to increase semi-truck fuel efficiency (2/8/10)

Lab plays key role in Department of Energy’s artificial retina project (2/4/10)

LLNL receives pollution prevention awards (2/2/10)

‘Science on Saturday’ lecture explores new view of distant worlds (2/1/10)

Two LLNL scientists garner U.S. Dept. of Energy early career awards (1/29/10)

Initial NIF experiments meet requirements for fusion ignition (1/28/10)

National Ignition Facility achieves unprecedented 1 megajoule laser shot (1/27/10)

Science feature: Learning from climate's sedimental journey (1/27/10)

Diamond is one tough cookie (1/26/10)

LLNL delivers another super season of Saturday science lectures (1/25/10)

Eat your greens — they can prevent the ill-effects of toxins in foods like peanut butter (1/22/10)

Scientists develop new CT scanner to image nuclear weapon components (1/19/10)

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory receives waste reduction award (1/7/10)

LLNL and Lawrence Livermore National Security, LLC raise record $3 million for local communities (1/6/10)

Five Lab researchers named APS fellows (12/22/09)

Lawrence Livermore's William Goldstein named AAAS Fellow (12/17/09)

Physicist Omar Hurricane wins prestigious E.O. Lawrence Award for national security work (12/16/09)

LLNL's Environmental Management System achieves ISO 14001 certification (12/3/09)

Scientists watch as peptides control crystal growth with 'switches, throttles and brakes' (11/23/09)

LLNL licenses carbon nanotube technology for desalination to local company(11/12/09)

LLNL to be featured in National Geographic Channel documentary (11/9/09)

Lab's annual environmental report finds no adverse impact to public health or environment (11/9/09)

NNSA announces important milestone in the National Ignition Campaign (11/6/09)

‘Parney’ Albright, former Homeland Security secretary, named Global Security leader at Lawrence Livermore (11/5/09)

Report on U.S.–China collaboration on carbon capture and sequestration (11/4/09)

LLNL’s Saturday science lectures return to Tracy (11/2/09)

LLNL Community Work Group meeting scheduled (10/30/09)

Science Feature: LLNL assisting China in efforts to curb global warming (10/30/09)

Funds injected into carbon sequestration effort (10/9/09)

Expanding Your Horizons conference to highlight science and math careers (10/5/09)

Early science runs on Dawn supercomputer push forefront of predictive simulation (9/29/09)

LLNL technology cleans up Visalia Superfund 100 years ahead of schedule (9/20/09)

LLNL computational pioneer Berni Alder receives National Medal of Science (9/17/09)

Edward Moses, Riccardo Betti win Edward Teller medals for advances in fusion science (9/10/09)

Science feature: Improved seismology tools can detect and locate low-yield nuclear explosions (8/31/09)

LLNL research reveals how blast waves may cause human brain injury even without direct head impacts (8/26/09)

Nanoelectronic transistor combined with biological machine could lead to better electronics (8/10/09)

Climate models confirm more moisture in atmosphere attributed to humans (8/10/09)

NNSA approves Livermore Valley Open Campus concept (8/5/09)

A new method to cleaner and more efficient CO2 capture (7/22/09)

LLNL scientists and engineers garner eight awards for top industrial innovations (7/20/09)

U.S. energy use drops in 2008 (7/20/09)

Lawrence Livermore Lab physicist to receive Presidential Award For Excellence (7/14/09)

Science feature: Geothermal energy program heats up (7/10/09)

New research may help address radionuclide contamination at DOE sites (6/26/09)

Hawaii nonprofit to utilize LLNL energy tech for food production (6/22/09)

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Photos and Images

Images of peptides on mineral surfaces give scientists better understanding how biomolecules manipulate the shape of growing crystals.
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LLNL researchers have devised a versatile hybrid platform that uses lipid-coated nanowires to build prototype bionanoelectronic devices.
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The Adaptable Radiation Area Monitor (ARAM) can monitor for nuclear materials that could be part of a "dirty bomb" or nuclear device.
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GeMini, a portable gamma-ray spectrometer, was one of eight LLNL winners in the 2009 R&D100 competition
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The heart of the nuclear reactor monitoring antineutrino detector
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Simulation of explosive material just picoseconds after detonation
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Supercomputer simulation of Rayleigh-Taylor Instability
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