LLNL researchers and collaborators investigated a California river ecosystem and found a nitrogen-fixing bacterium that acts like a proto-organelle.
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LLNL physicist Hye-Sook Park wins the Edward Teller Award by the American Nuclear Society.
Diana Chen, an LLNL optical engineer, has been named a Senior Member of SPIE, the international society for optics and photonics.
In a new study, LLNL researchers design a new polymer ink, called an ionomer, that controls how gas and water move in electrochemical devices.
The STARFIRE Hub for IFE, led by LLNL, adds five new members to its Diode Technology Working Group.
LLNL scientists and engineers earn four awards among the top 100 inventions worldwide.
Five teams win 2025 Director’s Science and Technology Awards for accomplishments that have made a significant impact on the Laboratory's mission and have been widely acknowledged as a significant advancement.
Two teams honored with 2025 Director’s Exemplary Team Science Award. This award honors teams that demonstrate outstanding scientific collaboration at LLNL and throughout the broader national laboratory complex.
Three teams win 2025 Director’s Institutional Operational Excellence Award. This annual award honors operational work that advances institutional goals and has a substantial, positive impact on the Laboratory’s mission.
LLNL researchers create molecular dynamics simulations to explain what material forms when carbon crystallizes.