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DOGE’s Chaotic Nuclear Staff Cuts Included This Key PersonDOGE’s government-wide probationary layoffs are predicted to affect as many as 200,000 employees in the public sector as the ...
The free, hands-on science festival is set for 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 22, at the Florida State ...
The New Mexico Court of Appeals took a spoonful of “acronym soup” Thursday in an appeal over a Los Alamos National Laboratory ...
As the size of the workforce and the overall budget continue to inch upward at Los Alamos National Laboratory, the amount of ...
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The administration asked some of the agency’s workers, who were part of last week’s massive layoffs across the federal ...
The Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) has recently embarked on the “new Manhattan Project” — a hiring spree and ...
A LANL retiree says he was prevented from publishing a book about his time at the lab, according to a recently filed lawsuit.
The Register on MSN2d
Los Alamos boffins slap blinkers on satellites so we know who to blame in a crashThe LANL boffins say that Earth orbit is becoming increasingly crowded, and it is vital to avoid collisions. However, even if ...
Los Alamos National Laboratory had a budget of $5.2 billion in fiscal year 2024 and employed 16,547 workers who earned $1.96 ...
The Savannah River Nuclear Solutions Packaging and Transportation Engineering division and Savannah River National Laboratory’s Packaging Technology group recently hosted the Department of Energy's ...
A new report reveals how Los Alamos National Laboratory’s spending and programs, including support for local businesses, are ...
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