Livermore scientists have discovered they can use machine learning to automate microencapsulation quality control in real-time
Science and Technology Highlights
NIF’s laser optics damage mitigation program is one example of how the private sector is benefiting from Livermore’s Advanced Manufacturing Laboratory.
Americans used more energy in 2018 than in any other year, according to the most recent energy flow charts released by Livermore.
Livermore researchers and their collaborators have studied the mixture of water ages in Providence Creek, a stream in the southern California.
Since 1979, NARAC has provided atmospheric modeling support for nuclear accidents and chemical releases.
Scientists discover the relationship between the crystallographic character of metals and their resistance to embrittlement from exposure to hydrogen.
Livermore researchers use nanolipoprotein particles to deliver a safe and effective vaccine for one of the most infectious bacterial pathogens in existence.
Livermore has opened the Advanced Manufacturing Laboratory, where Livermore is working side by side with the private sector and academia to create new materials.
Livermore cosmochemists are among those who will analyze the Apollo 17 samples sealed 50 years ago to study the geologic history of the site where the rocks were collected.
Livermore is developing machine learning tools for applications beyond standard commercial and consumer applications