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Oak Ridge 25URC Tandem Accelerator 2011 SNEAP Lab Report
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Atmospheric Ionization Mass Spectrometry Capabilities at Sandia National Labs.
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2013 State of the Labs: A conversation with the Laboratories Director.
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Sandia Labs and MATI NMSBA Next Generation Information Assurance & Protection.
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Spinning Off a New Lab: The Origins and Early History of Sandia National Laboratories.
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Hybrid Dynamic Models Combining Experimental and Finite Element Substructures? & My Sandia National Labs Experience.
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Application Performance and Scaling on the new Tri-Lab Capacity Cluster:TLCC2.
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TA16-202-107 Tritium Radiological Lab Legacy Disposition and Disposal Project
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Ames Lab 101: 3D Metals Printer
To meet one of the biggest energy challenges of the 21st century - finding alternatives to rare-earth elements and other critical materials - scientists will need new and advanced tools. The Critical Materials Institute at the U.S. Department of Energy's Ames Laboratory has a new one: a 3D printer for metals research. 3D printing technology, which has captured the imagination of both industry and consumers, enables ideas to move quickly from the initial design phase to final form using materials including polymers, ceramics, paper and even food. But the Critical Materials Institute (CMI) will apply the advantages of the 3D printing process in a unique way: for materials discovery.
Ames Lab 101: Reinventing the Power Cable
Ames Laboratory researchers are working to develop new electrical power cables that are stronger and lighter than the cables currently used in the nation's power grid. Nano Tube animation by Iain Goodyear
Ames Lab 101: Improving Materials with Advanced Computing
Ames Laboratory's Chief Research Officer Duane Johnson talks about using advanced computing to develop new materials and predict what types of properties those materials will have.