Purr-ticle physics? 🐈 This #InternationalCatDay, meet Chester, the feline physicist who authored two influential papers on atomic science 👉 ow.ly/q0c550STpLS

Hot off the presses! The New Mexico issue of our National Security Science magazine features: 🚀 "Made in New Mexico" must-haves for our mission 🦕 Digging for dinosaurs 🆕 Norris Bradbury, "the man who made Los Alamos" & more👇 ow.ly/JyKz50SUfJ0 #NationalSecurityScience

Predicting dangerous landslides after a fire — before the fire even sparks? 🔥 It's possible with a cutting-edge model from Los Alamos 👉 ow.ly/3w9i50SWWbW

Meet LightSlingers: the smaller, scrappier antenna that could change communications 💫 See how LightSlingers can speed up the world in our #1663Magazine 👉 ow.ly/C3qh50SY5gr

🎉 Lab scientists won eight R&D 100 Awards, known as the "Oscars of Innovation." 🏆 From portable X-rays to AI software, clean energy breakthroughs and space tech, these projects are the top innovations of the past year.👇 ow.ly/aNU750SYVmE

Martin Herrera knows the Lab's machine shops like the back of his hand, but he also knows — and deeply cares about — his people. See why his colleagues call him "V.I.P." 👇 ow.ly/qnfW50SZkaN

150 million years ago, Sam the Seismosaurus roamed what’s now New Mexico. 30+ years ago, Los Alamos scientists helped detect and date his bones. 🦕 Dig into the story in our National Security Science magazine👇ow.ly/YyYS50SVrNB

Summer camp, but make it STEM! 🧪 🤖 34 teens joined the 2024 Summer Physics Camp for Young Women, with hands-on demonstrations, Lab tours and the chance to interact with 140 experts in their fields. See more from this life-changing camp👇 ow.ly/lu2c50T4iac

Tackling power-grid problems with AI 🔌 The Lab and Georgia Tech are teaming up to harness AI for a smarter, more stable energy grid👇 ow.ly/XmyX50T4piL #AI #ArtificialIntelligence

Moody monsoon season in New Mexico 🌦️ 📸 Sara Del Valle, a mathematical epidemiologist at the Lab, won first place in our Theoretical Division's recent photo contest with this shot of a storm rolling through Albuquerque.

Lab employees rolled up their sleeves for the 2024 blood drive contest with Sandia National Labs, benefiting as many as 900 New Mexicans. 💪 ow.ly/a0nm50T6vgk

Protecting pollinators 🐝 Lab biologists planted raised beds with native wildflowers to attract pollinators like the monarch butterfly. 🦋 See how these small gardens are making a big difference👇ow.ly/Rbzj50T6Tr4

The mystery of barren plateaus decoded 🕵️‍♀️ As quantum learning grows, algorithms hit a mathematical dead end — until now👇 ow.ly/f6T450T9lhq #MachineLearning #QuantumComputing

We're hiring a COO (Chief Operating Officer) to oversee a large portfolio of capital investments at the Lab. 📈 If you have a record of Senior Director-level portfolio management, we'd love to hear from you! 👇 ow.ly/Yh8A50T4jqW

Just popping up to say hello! 😍 📸 Wesley Even, the leader of our Applied Mathematics and Plasma Physics Group, won second place in our Theoretical Division's Student and Mentor Photo Contest with this photo of two cuddly prairie dogs at Devil's Tower National Monument.

Congratulations to Jennifer Hollingsworth, a new fellow of the American Chemical Society! 👏 This impressive recognition stems from her work with quantum dots at our Center for Integrated Nanotechnologies and her leadership in the chemistry community. 👇 ow.ly/5NIf50TeJGn

Giving back (to school) 🎒 Lab employees donated $36,000 to New Mexico students in need, including 1,500 backpacks stuffed with back-to-school supplies👇 ow.ly/WfG050TePNY

Driven by science 🚗 See some of our employees’ unique, nerdy license plates in our National Security Science magazine👇 ow.ly/jUa650TfUN6

This #ReadaBookDay, check out five favorites from members of our National Security Research Center — including what one archivist called “the funniest autobiography I have ever read.” 👇 ow.ly/EQ3a50TeYWj #NationalReadaBookDay

This #September11, we remember those who lost their lives and honor those who risked their lives to save others. A memorial at our National Security Sciences Building, made with a fragment pulled from the wreckage at the Pentagon, bears the names of victims of the 9/11 attacks.