LLNL researchers and neurotechnology company Canaery develop an advanced nose-computer interface (NCI) capable of enhancing the ability of scent-detection animals.

In the evolving fields of materials science and 3D printing, LLNL engineers are exploring novel ways to create materials and structures that adapt and respond to their environments. 

LLNL researchers, the InQubator for Quantum Simulations and the University of Trento develop an algorithm for a quantum computer that accurately simulates scattering. 

LLNL engineering researchers achieve breakthroughs in multi-material additive manufacturing (3D printing) through the power of capillary action. 

LLNL researchers and the Environmental Protection Agency seek to close the knowledge gap on how wildfire smoke exposure can affect the blood–brain barrier. 

Four LLNL teams were recently granted awards through the Lab’s Fiscal Year 2025 Academic Collaboration Team (ACT) annual call for proposals.

For the first time, a team of LLNL researchers quantified and rigorously studied the effect of metal strength on accurately modeling coupled metal/high explosive (HE) experiments.

LLNL researchers have developed a novel, integrated modeling approach to identify and improve key interface and microstructural features in complex materials typically used for advanced batteries.

LLNL employees participating in three project teams were recently recognized with Department of Energy (DOE) Secretary’s Honor Awards.