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- 1Three Scientists To Receive Los Alamos Medal, Laboratory's Highest Honor▼Mike Gittings, Christopher Morris, Bob Weaver To Receive Los Alamos Medal … The Laboratory’s Highest Honor
Los Alamos National Laboratory will award its highest honor, the Los Alamos Medal, to Mike Gittings, Christopher Morris and Bob Weaver. The recognition, reported by the Los Alamos Daily Post, celebrates the three men's contributions to the laboratory's mission. Details of their specific achievements were not included in the coverage, but the medal is reserved for exceptional service at the New Mexico national security institution.
- 2Four Los Alamos National Laboratory Researchers Awarded Fellows' Prizes▼Four Los Alamos National Laboratory Researchers Awarded Laboratory Fellows’ Prizes
Four researchers at Los Alamos National Laboratory have received the Laboratory Fellows' Prizes, an honor recognizing outstanding scientific and technical achievement at the New Mexico institution. The awards highlight work by early- and mid-career staff, and local coverage is drawing attention to the laboratory's role as a leading national research center.
- 3New training facility advances plutonium pit production at Savannah River Site●New training facility advances plutonium pit production at SRS
A new training facility has opened at the Savannah River Site in South Carolina to support the expansion of plutonium pit production, a core component of the United States' nuclear weapons stockpile renewal programme. The facility will prepare workers for pit manufacturing roles as the site takes on duties currently centred at Los Alamos, amid ongoing debate over costs, timelines and environmental concerns.
- 4Fox Spotted Scanning the Landscape in Pajarito Acres▼Daily Postcard: Fox Scans The Landscape In Pajarito Acres
A fox has been photographed scanning the landscape in Pajarito Acres, near Los Alamos, New Mexico. The image was shared by the Los Alamos Daily Post as part of its Daily Postcard feature, which highlights local scenery and wildlife. Residents are enjoying glimpses of the area's wildlife through these community photo features.