Science and Technology Highlights
The microprocessors at the heart of an increasing number of the world’s newest mobile phones and personal computers were made possible in part by Livermore research.
Livermore has shipped the last of six optical filters for the Vera C. Rubin Observatory telescope’s camera.
Version 2 of the Energy Exascale Earth System Model (E3SM2) is significantly faster than its predecessor and was released to the broader scientific community on September. 28.
A Livermore physicist reconciles the yield estimates of the explosion that destroyed a significant part of Beirut's harbor.
New research examines how different hypothetical asteroid orbits and fragment velocity distributions affect the fate of the fragments on a collision course with Earth.
Climate change has significantly impacted the natural systems of the Sierra Nevada, including the mountain lakes that are an iconic part of California’s natural beauty.
Livermore research hints at expanded region of planetary formation during the solar system's formation.
A research team directly quantified uptake of complex carbon pools from the two primary sources of marine organic carbon (diatoms and cyanobacteria) by a natural microbial community.
Livermore scientists and collaborators discovered that standing shock waves in the supersonic outflow of gases prevent electric discharges like sparks and lightning from propagating.