The following fact sheets are being made available for your convenience. Adobe Acrobat Reader required to view.

• Los Alamos National Laboratory Overview
• Learning About Los Alamos
• G. Peter Nanos, director, Los Alamos National Laboratory
• Ensuring the Nation’s Security
• The University of California and Los Alamos National Laboratory

• 2nd Quarter Mirror

• Nuclear Weapons Overview
• High-Performance Computing for National Security

• Strategic Research Overview
• Bioinformatics and the HIV Database
• Fuel Cells
• Global Climate Model
• High Magnetic Field Research

• Nanoscience and Nanotechnology
• Quantum Information Science
• The Science of Drought
• Superconductivity

• Threat Reduction Overview
• Los Alamos in Space
• Bacillus Anthracis Indentification
• Border Protection
• Counter Terrorism: BASIS -- The Biological Aerosol Sentry and Information System
• Counter Terrorism: Keeping Nuclear Materials Out of the Wrong Hands

• Counter Terrorism: Mapping the Vulnerabilities, Supporting the Systems
• Counter Terrorism: Tracking the Identitiy and Origin of Biological Threats
• Information Analysis
• Palm-sized Radiation Detector

• Los Alamos Builds for the Future
• Biosafety Level 3 Facility
• Chemistry and Metallurgy Research Building
• Center for Homeland Security
• Critical Experiments Facility
• Emergency Operations Center

• Los Alamos Neutron Science Center/Lujan Neutron Scattering Center
• National Security Sciences Building
• Nicholas C. Metropolis Center for Modeling and Simulation
• Plutonium Facility

• Business Process Improvements

• Constructing the Metropolis Center -- strengthening ties with New Mexico business
• Economic Support
• Educational Opportunities

• Employment Opportunities
• Our Community: Environmental Commitment

• Cesium Presence in Moss Samples (PDF)
• Our Community: Environmental Commitment
• Fuel Reduction Program

• Groundwater monitoring wells
• Low-level radioactive waste disposal
• Tracking the Laboratory's continuing environmental commitment 1989-2000

Photos -- downloadable photos provided by the Public Affairs Office

Broadcast Video -- a listing of videos available in NTSC Beta SP or S-VHS, and important information for television crews and other media visiting the Laboratory.