Some of Los Alamos National Laboratory’s scientists will explain and present their work to the public Tuesday during LANL’s third annual LDRD Day.
The event is scheduled from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Buffalo Thunder Resort near Pojoaque.
The event is free and open to the public, and provides an opportunity for people to see some of the most exciting research currently under way at the Laboratory.
This year’s LDRD Day (LDRD stands for Laboratory-directed research and development) will feature nearly 50 poster presentations on subjects ranging from “Nuclear Physics as a Video Game” to “Painting with Matter Waves.” Four research focus areas will be represented: Energy Security, Global Security, Nuclear Security, and Scientific Discovery. Invited keynote speakers include: Susan Seestrom, LANL associate director for Experimental Physical Sciences; Clinton Bybee, cofounder and managing director, ARCH Venture Partners; John Chavez, president, New Mexico Angels; and award-winning LANL researcher .
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