A multidisciplinary team of LLNL researchers has successfully demonstrated a potentially simpler, more accurate way to measure plasma conditions with two laser beams that cross paths. 

Staff scientist Elizabeth Grace of LLNL has been awarded the 2026 European Physical Society-Plasma Physics Division (EPS-PPCF) Sylvie Jacquemot Early Career Prize.

In an open-access database and with publicly available code, LLNL researchers have simulated and published one million orbits in cislunar space. 

In a recent study, LLNL researchers and collaborators engineered carbon nanotubes with openings that can reversibly open and close depending on pH. 

LLNL researchers have co-developed a new way to precisely control the internal structure of common plastics during 3D printing.

Abbas Nikroo, deputy director for physics integration at LLNL's National Ignition Facility, received the 2025 Distinguished Career Award by Fusion Power Associates.

LLNL researchers identify a first-of-its-kind carbon dioxide-equivalent polymer that can be recovered from high-pressure conditions. 

In a recent study, LLNL researchers and collaborators created a new framework that couples tiny, atom-scale simulations to code that describes the macroscopic world, all within the same simulation.

LLNL scientists and their collaborators demonstrate a method to overcome the challenges of the traditional additive manufacturing process. 

In a new study, LLNL researchers and collaborators examine multi-ignition fires, calculating their impact and modeling the mechanisms behind them.