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    5 Oct 2018

    19 years ago, the NNSA was established by Congress to steward the nation’s nuclear stockpile…but what is that? Learn more about LLNL's and what 'stockpile stewardship' really means ⬇️

    What is Stockpile Stewardship?
    19 years ago, the NNSA was established by Congress to steward the nation’s nuclear stockpile….but what exactly does that mean?
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    6 hours ago

    🎙 In the latest episode of the "She Roars " podcast, Patricia Falcone '74 of , talks about the importance of college mathematics, early research experience and clear communication.

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    19 hours ago

    Everything you ever wanted to know about nuclear energy but were afraid to ask. Download the ultimate fast facts guide here ▶️ ⚛️ ⚡

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  4. 22 hours ago

    Pat Falcone, deputy director of Science and Technology at LLNL, was featured on the podcast "She Roars." Falcone was one of the first women in Princeton's history to receive an engineering degree. Listen to the interview here 🎧➡️

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  5. Retweeted
    Jan 17

    Our friends at : Effort Aims to Reduce Danger from Space Objects - The Independent: Tech/Environment

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    Jan 17

    Thanks to experiments , scientists supporting the W80-4 Life Extension Program can certify the safety and performance of replacement parts without testing.

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    Jan 16

    Small earthquakes, like the one felt this morning near California’s Hayward Fault, are a part of life in the San Francisco Bay Area. But what will happen when the “big one” hits? LLNL and scientists used a supercomputer to answer that question. Learn what they found.

    What will happen during an earthquake?
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  8. Jan 17

    Throwback Thursday ⏪🕰 2009 - Physicist Hui Chen prepares an experiment in Titan, a laser that couples short and long-pulse laser beams. Today, Titan and other lasers at the Jupiter Laser Facility are still used to study matter under extreme conditions not found on Earth.

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  9. Retweeted
    Jan 7

    Emergency planners have to prepare communities for anything, even something as unthinkable as an improvised nuclear device. With and , LLNL computer scientists have developed a tool that helps emergency planners prepare. Read more ➡️

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  10. Jan 16

    Small earthquakes, like the one felt this morning near California’s Hayward Fault, are a part of life in the San Francisco Bay Area. But what will happen when the “big one” hits? LLNL and scientists used a supercomputer to answer that question. Learn what they found.

    What will happen during an earthquake?
    5 replies 53 retweets 90 likes
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  11. Jan 15

    🎂Happy Birthday to Edward Teller 🎉 In addition to being one of the founders of LLNL and its second director, he was also dedicated to science education and community outreach. Here he is shown during one of his many appearances on .

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  12. Jan 15

    Wargames are a critical part of how militaries and policymakers assess their readiness. Researchers from LLNL, and are studying how next generation wargames can be used to understand complex national security issues. Read more ➡️

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    Jan 15

    Born in 1908: Edward Teller, physicist and co-founder of .

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  14. Jan 10

    Throwback Thursday ⏪🕰 1953 - LLNL’s first computer, the UNIVAC 1, was ordered before the Lab was even officially opened. The computer had its own building and a peak processing power at just under 1 kiloflop per second.

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    Jan 10

    Data acquired in experiments are helping weapon designers assess replacement options for aged materials in the W80-4 warhead

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  16. Retweeted
    Jan 9

    Are you scientist who earned a Ph.D. within the past ten years and work at a U.S. academic institution or a National Lab? You could qualify for 's Early Career Research Program! ➡️ Learn how to apply:

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  17. Jan 9

    Time’s up! This a ground movement analysis of the island of Qeshm in the Persian Gulf, courtesy of our Seismic Cooperation Program. Learn how it’s helping at-risk countries prepare for earthquakes here ➡️

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    Jan 8

    Congratulations! climate scientist Paul Durack awarded World Climate Research Program 2018 Data Prize | Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

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  19. Jan 9

    This week’s is more of a . Where is this picture based and what is happening in it? Come back here at 4 p.m. PST for the answer.

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  20. Jan 7

    Today we remember Harold Brown, the third director of LLNL, who passed away on Friday. He will be remembered for his thoughtful leadership and vision, and a lifetime of service to the nation.

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  21. Jan 7

    Emergency planners have to prepare communities for anything, even something as unthinkable as an improvised nuclear device. With and , LLNL computer scientists have developed a tool that helps emergency planners prepare. Read more ➡️

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