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Livermore Scientists Achieve First Full Mapping Of Phonons In Plutonium
August 22, 2003 — Making a landmark event in the history of the experimental investigation of plutonium, scientists from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory for the first time have fully mapped the phonons in ... > full story -
Livermore Lab Collaboration Seeking Nature Of Neutrinos
August 18, 2003 — Using a 6,000-ton detector, scientists from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory today will begin gathering data on neutrinos as part of the Main Injector Neutrino Oscillation Search, ... > full story -
New Sensor Developed At UCSB Can Detect DNA In One Step
July 18, 2003 — Imagine that your doctor, using a small hand-held sensor, could detect from a drop of your blood if you carry the gene for cystic fibrosis, or whether or not you have HIV. Or on the battlefield, a ... > full story -
Engineers Creating Computer Tool To Ensure Safety Of Future Nuclear Power Plants
June 30, 2003 — Nuclear engineers at Purdue University are heading a project to create a computer tool that will be essential to certify the safety of future nuclear power plants that will use new types of cooling ... > full story -
By Fusing Images, Lehigh Professor Detects Concealed Weapons
June 25, 2003 — As VIPs line up for a reception with the President and foreign leaders, impassive security guards look each person up and down, alert to any clue of malicious intent. Rick Blum, professor of ... > full story -
National Ignition Facility Project Sets Records For Laser Performance
June 9, 2003 — The National Ignition Facility (NIF) at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory recently produced 10,400 Joules or 10.4 kiloJoules (kJ) of ultraviolet laser light in a single laser beamline, setting a ... > full story -
Insulin Study Sheds Light On Physics Of Crystal Growth; University Of Houston Analysis May Impact Medicine, Computer Chip Research
June 9, 2003 — A University of Houston engineer is clearing up some questions about how insulin crystals grow in a new study that may have applications in drug design and computer chip ... > full story -
Novel NIST Spectroscopic Method Can Detect Terrorist Threats
May 29, 2003 — A novel technique that uses far-infrared (terahertz) radiation to rapidly identify bulk or airborne materials inside sealed paper or plastic containers has been demonstrated by scientists at the ... > full story -
Miniature Spectrometer Can Detect Biological Hazards
March 18, 2003 — Researchers at the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory have developed a miniature device that can identify as little as a fraction of a spore of anthrax and other biological ... > full story -
Virtual Reality Training Could Help First Responders Prepare For Terrorist Attacks
March 17, 2003 — A virtual reality simulation system being developed at the University of Missouri-Rolla could help police, firefighters and other first responders train for terrorist attacks, especially those ... > full story
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