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Science and Technology Review October 2000

Description: This issue contains the following articles: (1) ''Visualization Tools Take on Supercomputing Challenges''. (2) ''A New World of Seeing'' See and understand is the mantra of the scientists and engineers who are building new visualization tools to better interpret supercomputer data. (3) ''The Many Faces of Carbon Dioxide''. (4) ''Award-Winning System Assays Radioactive Waste with Radiation''. (5) ''Nanoscale Chemistry Yields Better Explosives''.
Date: October 1, 2000
Creator: de Pruneda, J.H.
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Science and Technology Review January/February 2001

Description: This issue pays tribute to Roger Batzel, the Laboratory's sixth and longest-tenured direct (1971-1988). The articles in this issue are: (1) ''Roger Batzel--A Leader and a Gentleman''. (2) ''A Career of Distinguished Achievement'' A superb manager with a quiet and self-effacing demeanor. Roger Batzel presided over a period of unprecedented growth and technical diversification at Lawrence Livermore. (3) ''From Dosimetry to Genomics'' Roger Batzel's support of Livermore's relatively new biomedical… more
Date: January 1, 2001
Creator: de Pruneda, J.H.
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Science and Technology Review June 2000

Description: This issue contains the following articles: (1) ''Accelerating on the ASCI Challenge''. (2) ''New Day Daws in Supercomputing'' When the ASCI White supercomputer comes online this summer, DOE's Stockpile Stewardship Program will make another significant advanced toward helping to ensure the safety, reliability, and performance of the nation's nuclear weapons. (3) ''Uncovering the Secrets of Actinides'' Researchers are obtaining fundamental information about the actinides, a group of elements wit… more
Date: June 1, 2000
Creator: de Pruneda, J.H.
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Science and Technology Review March 2000

Description: The contents of this Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory newsletter include the following: (1) The Laboratory in the News; (2) Commentary by George Miller--Reaping Unexpected Benefits from the Petawatt Laser Breakthrough; (3) The Amazing Power of the Petawatt--For three years, the Petawatt laser was the most powerful laser in the world, pushing electrons toward the speed of light and accomplishing some remarkable science in the process; (4) Building a Virtual Time Machine--A powerful new com… more
Date: March 1, 2000
Creator: De Pruneda, J H
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Science and Technology Review January/February 2000

Description: The contents of this Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory newsletter includes the following: (1) The Laboratory in the News; (2) Commentary by Wayne Shotts--Tapping the Full Power of Conflict Simulation; (3) Simulating Warfare Is No Video Game--A new Laboratory conflict simulation program was put to a major test in a San Francisco Bay Area exercise; (4) Supernova Hydrodynamics Up Close--Despite vast differences in scale, supernovas and high-energy-density laser experiments have more in common… more
Date: January 1, 2000
Creator: De Pruneda, J H
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Desalting in wastewater reclamation using capacitive deionization with carbon aerogel electrodes

Description: Capacitive deionization with carbon aerogel electrodes is an efficient and economical new process for removing salt and impurities from water. Carbon aerogel is a material that enables the successful purification of water because of its high surface area, optimum pore size, and low electrical resistivity. The electrodes are maintained at a potential difference of about one volt; ions are removed from the water by the imposed electrostatic field and retained on the electrode surface until the po… more
Date: July 1, 1996
Creator: Richardson, J. H.; Farmer, J. C.; Fix, D. V.; de Pruneda, J. A. H.; Mack, G. V.; Poco, J. F. et al.
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