400x faster with AI ⚒️ The new THOR AI framework (Tensors for High-dimensional Object Representation) has hammered down a century-old physics challenge — making materials science calculations faster than ever. 👉 https://t.co/o6aAUdlT87

Good vibes only 🫨 A new vibration-sensing tech from Los Alamos spots machinery problems before they escalate — saving money and adding extra security. See more in our National Security Science magazine 👉 https://t.co/vT6JL4apyQ

A New Dawn rises. Supernova marks the next evolution of the network. Engineered for speed, scale, and true decentralization. Five years ago, the first Battle of Nodes tested the limits before mainnet launch. An epic competition still remembered today. Now, the competition

Supercomputing for a safer tomorrow 🧠✨We’re partnering with @HPE and @NVIDIA to build two new AI-driven supercomputers, Mission and Vision, to advance national security and open science.  This next-generation tech will ensure U.S. leadership in AI 👉 https://t.co/7GBvgUQa6P

Hello, autumn at 7,355 feet! 🍂 Crisp mornings, bugling elk in the Valles Caldera and the first hints of turning leaves remind us that a new season is here. 🍁 Photo from last autumn outside our National Security Sciences Building, a glimpse of even more colorful days to come.

Our summer students make the most of life in Los Alamos. Mountain coaster? Check. Stargazing? Check. Climbing a 13,000-foot peak? Check. Rock climbing in your own backyard? Check. In Northern New Mexico, your next adventure is just around the corner.

Repticon Tampa is BACK! Two days of exotic animals, unique pets, and reptile fun!

Solving the unsolvable 🧮 In a new study from Los Alamos, quantum algorithms cracked a century-old math problem central to particle physics. 👉 https://t.co/tlP34QCdl4

Two Los Alamos technologies — software to predict disease spread and a toolkit to develop enzymes for industry — have won R&D 100 Awards, the “Oscars of innovation.” 🏆 “These awards highlight the remarkable impact of our work,” Thom Mason said. 📰

Burying the competition 🏆 Five days of hard work came down to five minutes of digging in a recent engineering contest to build the best hole-digging robot dog.

Who will dig their way to victory? 👀 Five teams of Lab engineers competed to build the ultimate hole-digging robot dog in a recent engineering sprint. See the winning team in part 2!

Today we reflect on September 11, 2001 — a day that forever changed our nation and the world. We honor the memory of those who lost their lives and recognize the courage of first responders, service members and everyday heroes who stepped forward in the face of tragedy.

Crunching numbers, changing lives 📊 17 Lab data scientists spent a week turning raw data into real-world solutions for New Mexico nonprofits, from housing to hunger relief. 👇 https://t.co/bZVMZOSqFE

So all the Pokemon on the Jump collab sticker sets (besides Eevee and Meowth) had/have mega forms (Pikachu, Clefable, 3 starters, Greninja, and Wobbuffet..) Does that mean we'll see mega Eevee and Persian at some point 🤯

“I work for our staff," says Environmental Stewardship leader Nate Biletnikoff. From polar research stations to Washington oil fields and the labs of Los Alamos, Biletnikoff knows how to break the ice to build trust across teams. 👇 https://t.co/vxg6rTV64T

Wish you could have 3 days off EVERY week? 👀 Check out our shift work jobs for competitive pay and a 4-day workweek that fits your life 👉 https://t.co/MuXnKZPrWB

Digging their way to victory 🐾 Five teams of Los Alamos engineers competed to build the ultimate hole-digging robot dog in a recent engineering sprint. See more on the Lab's Innovation Sprints in our National Security Science magazine 👇 https://t.co/8uMVVFFz7K

At Los Alamos, our 3,500+ engineers shape everything from hydrodynamic tests to plutonium facilities. See the personal stories of 23 engineers building, testing and innovating to secure our country's future in our National Security Science Magazine 👉

A summer camp for curious minds 💡 30 middle and high school students spent their days building robotic hands, programming circuit boards and getting inspired by real-life scientists and role models at the 2025 Summer Physics Camp. 👉 https://t.co/4a0vHgN8Jq

Then and Now ⛵🪿 From sailboats to summer concerts and even atomic history, Ashley Pond has seen it all. Named for the founder of the Los Alamos Ranch School, Ashley Pond Jr., the pond's full name could be Ashley Pond's Pond — but most call it "Ashley Pond." #NationalBeachDay

Keeping satellites shock-free ⚡ Ever been zapped by a doorknob? Satellites can experience similar static shocks on a much larger scale. Lab researchers just found out how electron buildups trigger these jolts — a step toward protecting vital space tech.👇 https://t.co/s152BudTo9

Supplies for success 🎒 Lab employees donated $45,000 of school supplies in this year's Back to School Drive, making a meaningful difference for 1,500 children at 16 Northern New Mexico schools 👇

How proton radiography sees through steel 💥 Explore the science behind detonations that *don’t* go boom in our 1663 magazine 👉 https://t.co/8hJydK1MxB