Los Alamos National Laboratory

Painting a picture with data????Meet?Divya?Banesh, a data scientist working to bring the Lab’s massive data sets to life. As computing power grows, scientists are running simulations on massive scales.?Divya?helps scientists?distill?that data into useful visuals that can help them explain their findings and even illuminate new patterns.

Saving satellites from "killer electrons" with AI ?? A new AI-enhanced model from LANL makes it easier to predict space weather, protecting space electronics from cosmic chaos.?? https://ow.ly/rRox50U81ze #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #AI

Calling all IT program managers! ??? We're hiring for an exciting role bridging HR and IT. This Program Manager will directly champion HR's needs with IT, planning and implementing innovative new technologies. If you... ??? Have a proven track record in leading the planning and execution of diverse IT or Information Security portfolios to meet technical goals ?? Can drive complex, multi-year initiatives ?? Have experience serving as the primary IT interface with stakeholders, with strong skills in defining, negotiating, and achieving program goals You might be the perfect fit. Apply now ?? https://ow.ly/qMJs50U808h #HumanResources #Hiring #ITManager

Congratulations to the three winners of the Lab's most prestigious medals! - Scott Richard Greenfield, winner of the 2024 Global Security Medal for his dedicated research, scientific excellence and accomplishments in the optical remote sensing field. - James “Jay” Johnson, winner of the 2024 Operations Excellence Medal for his extensive contributions across business and Laboratory operations. - Bill Wadt, winner of the 2024 Community Relations Medal for his service to Northern New Mexico communities for more than 30 years. See more about the medalists ?? https://ow.ly/HLSF50U7soz

Keeping electronics out of the landfill ?? This #NationalRecyclingDay, see how we're recycling the metal and oil from more than 100 legacy electrical devices — some up to 10 feet tall. ?? https://ow.ly/4Ep350U7uVQ

Several times a year, Lab biologists set up bird banding stations to track our feathered friends. ?? They record data like the birds’ species, age, weight and overall body condition to make sure we’re being good stewards of our environment and complying with the federal Migratory Bird Treaty Act. “By analyzing the data,” says wildlife biologist Audrey Sanchez, “we can identify trends in bird populations over time and determine the cause of any population shifts.” Our scientists work to ensure that Lab operations aren’t impacting our beautiful birds — flickers, finches, towhees and more — during breeding and migration, important and vulnerable times in their life cycle. The best time to catch and release birds is early in the morning, so the early bird really does get the bird (or in this case, many birds). All banding, marking and sampling is being conducted under a federally authorized Bird Banding Permit issued by the U.S. Geological Survey’s Bird Banding Laboratory.

Unlocking DNA with deep learning ?? Using the Lab's newest supercomputer, scientists build a new AI model that could shape the future of drug development ?? https://ow.ly/irUP50U5lqQ

Nearly 1,000 veterans continue their service to the nation at Los Alamos. ???? See how one veteran’s colleagues threw him an “above and beyond” surprise party to celebrate his promotion in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves?? https://ow.ly/jU7o50U5AKS

This Veterans Day, we salute all the brave men and women who have served — and continue to serve — our country. Thank you for your courage, dedication and sacrifice. ????

Congratulations to our 2024 Laboratory Fellows, chosen for their outstanding contributions to science! ?? - Robert Aikin - Malcolm Boshier - Luis Chacon - Sara Del Valle - Rod Linn - Kevin Mitchell - Cynthia Reichhardt See more about each Fellow's incredible work:?? https://ow.ly/4Wby50U1Qar