Science Organizations
National security depends on science and technology. The United States relies on Los Alamos National Laboratory for the best of both. No place on Earth pursues a broader array of world-class scientific endeavors.
Science and technology organizations at LANL
PRINCIPAL ASSOCIATE DIRECTORATES
- Global Security, Terry Wallace
- Science, Technology, and Engineering, Alan Bishop
- Weapons Program, Bret Knapp
ASSOCIATE DIRECTORATES
- Chemistry, Life, and Earth Sciences, Nan Sauer
- Engineering Sciences, Steve Girrens
- Experimental Physical Sciences, Susan Seestrom
- Information Technology, Carolyn Zerkle
- Nuclear and High-Hazard Operations, Charlie Anderson
- Plutonium Science and Manufacturing, Tim George
- Theory, Simulation, and Computation, Paul Dotson
- Threat Identification and Response, Scott Gibbs
- Weapons Engineering & Experiments, John Benner
- Weapons Physics, Robert Webster
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z — DIVISIONS, PROGRAMS, OFFICES
- Accelerator Operations and Technology, John L. Erickson
- Advanced Computing Solutions Office, Michael Fisk
- Advanced Simulation and Computing Program, Bill Archer
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Applied Energy Programs, Melissa Fox
- Applied Engineering and Technology, Stephen Black
- Bioscience, Jose A. Olivares
- Chemistry, Carol J. Burns
- Chemistry and Metallurgy Research Facility Operations, Paul Sasa
- Chemistry and Metallurgy Research Replacement Project, Rick Holmes
- Civilian Nuclear Programs, Bruce Robinson
- Conduct of Engineering Office, Larry Goen
- Computer, Computational, and Statistical Sciences, Stephen Lee
- Countering Terrorist Tactics Program Office, Karen Bintz
- Countering Weapons of Mass Effect Program Office, Greg Van Tuyle
- Defense Systems Analysis, Kristin Omberg
- Departmental Computing Services, Alyn Ford
- Earth and Environmental Sciences, James Bossert
- Engineering and Technology, Debra Nevergold
- Global Security Programs, Donald O'Sullivan
- High Performance Computing, Gary Grider
- Information Architecture Program, Sue Kinkead
- Information Science and Technology Center, Francis J. Alexander
- Information Technology Project Management, Leon Lopez
- Institutes, David L. Clark
- Integrated Program Management, David Mann
- Intelligence Analysis, Integration, and Exploration Program Office, Andy Erickson
- Intelligence and Space Research, Kevin Saeger
- Intelligence Analysis and Technology, Paul Dunn
- Lab Directed Research and Development, William Priedhorsky
- Los Alamos Neutron Science Center (LANSCE), Alex Lacerda
- Manufacturing Engineering and Technologies, Dom Palamara
- Materials Physics and Applications, Antoinette J. Taylor
- Materials Science and Technology, David F. Teter
- National Security Office, Bryan Fearey
- Network and Infrastructure Engineering, Elain Santantonio
- Nuclear Component Operations, Stephen Schreiber
- Nuclear Engineering and Nonproliferation, Tammy P. Taylor
- Nuclear Nonproliferation and Security Program Office, Nancy Jo Nicholas
- Office of Science, John Sarrao
- Physics, Doug Fulton
- Prototype Fabrication, Denise Leichty
- Science and Technology Base Programs, Melissa Robinson
- Science Program Office
- Sensitive and Special Program Operations (SSPO), Stephen G. Blair
- Software and Applications Engineering, Tim King
- Space Systems, Allen Camp
- Technology Transfer, David Pesiri
- Theoretical, Antonio Redondo
- Warfighter Support, Wiley Davidson
- Weapons Experiments, David Funk
- Weapon Systems Engineering, John Benner
- X-Computational Physics, Mark Chadwick
- X-Theoretical Design, Michael Bernardin
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