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Los Alamos Neutron Science Center is the major experimental science facility at Los Alamos National Laboratory, underpinning the Laboratory as a world-class scientific institution.

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LANSCE in the News

 

LANSCE research

Collaborative work by Intelligence & Space Research (ISR)- and Physics (P)- Division researchers recognized as outstanding presentation by the Nuclear & Space Radiation Effects Conference (NSREC) awards committee. The work, “Energy-dependent single-event effects in power MOSFETs from a broad-spectrum neutron beam,” by Joshua Pritts (lead author, ISR-3), Steve Wender (P-2), Jeffrey George (ISR-1), Thomas Fairbanks (ISR-4), and John O’Donnell (P-2),” was named the Outstanding Data Workshop Presentation for the 2020 NSREC. In the presentation the researchers demonstrated an approach to extract the energy-dependent single-event-effect cross sections from a broad-spectrum pulsed neutron beam using time-of-flight techniques. The work relied on the unique capabilities of the ICE House at LANSCE. The paper will be cited in the 2021 April issue of Transactions on Nuclear Science. 

LANSCE publications

LANSCE 21st Century Deterrence

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A Strategy for LANSCE Futures

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Isotope Production Facility


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    Committed to the safe and reliable production of radioisotopes, products, and services.
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Proton Radiography


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    Proton Radiography, invented at Los Alamos National Laboratory, employs a high-energy proton beam to image the properties and behavior of materials driven by high explosives.
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Nuclear Science

  • Nuclear and Materials Science Research at LANSCE

     

    The LANSCE Weapons Physics group operates two Featured Capabilities user facilities supported by the LANSCE accelerator, delivering science for academia, national security, and industry by exploiting the unique characteristics of intense beams of unmoderated and moderated pulsed neutrons and protons
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  • LANSCE Focus Particles in Motion

    The evolution of nuclear science at Los Alamos
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