Research at Los Alamos National Laboratory

Scientific research at Los Alamos National Laboratory has evolved from the days of the Manhattan Project into a broad, multi-disciplinary activity. Endeavors as varied as the human genome project, the most advanced supercomputing capabilities in the world, environmental technologies, and advances in microelectronics are now part of LANL's areas of inquiry. The opportunity to advance collaborative efforts in these disciplines has increased tremendously in the past few years, making Los Alamos an important center for researchers on the leading edge of science.

Los Alamos Research Park and LANL

The Los Alamos Research Park is being designed to encourage and enhance the collaborative efforts of tenants with one another, with LANL, and with other research and development activities throughout the world. The Research Park complements "Outward Look", an initiative of LANL to promote value-added collaboration and technology transfer.

If you require more information than that provided by our direct links to LANL facilities, please contact Belinda Padilla, LANL Technology Commercialization Office Leader, bapadilla@lanl.gov, or phone (505) 667-9896.

Additional Information from LANL

* LANL Science
* Opportunities for Collaboration with LANL
* User Facility Directory
* Licensable Technologies
* MBA Entrepreneurial Internships at Los Alamos
* Research Library