Title | PDF Size |
Memorial to Professor (Fredrik) William H. Zachariasen [No.1 1980]
Robert A. Penneman | 1437 kB |
In Flight: The Story of Los Alamos Eclipse Missions [No.2 1981]
Barb Mulkin | 1265 kB |
Physics, Philosophy, Leadership, Policy: An Interview with Peter Carruthers [No.2 1981]
Leonard M. Simmons, Jr., and Geoffrey B. West | 1540 kB |
Three Mile Island and Multiple-Failure Accidents [No.3 1981]
John R. Ireland, James H. Scott, and William R. Stratton | 3902 kB |
Three Mile Island: Aftermath and Impact [No.3 1981]
Jay E. Boudreau | 636 kB |
The American Breeder Program Gets a Second Chance [No.3 1981]
Jay E. Boudreau | 17 kB |
The View from San Diego: Harold Agnew Speaks Out [No.3 1981]
Barb Mulkin | 1366 kB |
Footnotes to A Program: Laser Isotope Separation [No.4 1982]
Judith M. Lathrop | 497 kB |
Bernd Matthias: A Personal Memoir [No.4 1982]
Paul R. Stein | 1803 kB |
The Weapons-Test Connection [No.5 1982]
Roger C. Eckhardt | 294 kB |
The War of Time Against The Soul of Man: An Interview with Mark W. Bitensky, M.D. [No.5 1982]
Judith M. Lathrop | 1202 kB |
Comments on the History of the H-Bomb [No.6 1982]
Hans A. Bethe | 2285 kB |
Reflections of the Polish Masters: An Interview with Stan Ulam and Mark Kac [No.6 1982]
Mitchell Feigenbaum | 2375 kB |
The Oppenheimer Years 1943-1945 [No.7 1983]
Compiled by Judith M. Lathrop | 2504 kB |
The Bradbury Years 1943-1945 [No.7 1983]
Norris Bradbury | 5564 kB |
LAMPF: A Dream and a Gamble [No.7 1983]
Louis Rosen as told to Nancy Shera | 2419 kB |
Magnetic Fusion [No.7 1983]
James A Phillips | 887 kB |
The Agnew Years 1970-1979: Vintage Agnew [No.7 1983]
Excerpts from speeches by Harold Agnew between 1966-1977 | 251 kB |
The Times They Were a Changin’ [No.7 1983]
An Interview with Raemer Schreiber and Bob Thorn | 1280 kB |
The Kerr Years 1979- [No.7 1983]
Donald M. Kerr | 4944 kB |
Nuclear Data – The Numbers Needed to Design the Bombs [No.7 1983]
Ben C. Diven, John H. Manley, and Richard F. Taschek | 2070 kB |
Early Reactors – From Fermi’s Water Boiler to Novel Power Prototypes [No.7 1983]
Merle E. Bunker | 1647 kB |
Computing and Computers – Weapons Simulation Leads to the Computer Era [No.7 1983]
Francis H. Harlow and N. Metropolis | 2457 kB |
Plutonium – A Wartime Nightmare but a Metallurgist’s Dream [No.7 1983]
Richard D. Baker, Siegfried S. Hecker, and Delbert R. Harbur | 2318 kB |
Criticality – A Fine Line of Control [No.7 1983]
Hugh C. Paxton | 1819 kB |
Weapon Design – We’ve Done a Lot but We Can’t Say Much [No.7 1983]
Carson Mark, Raymond E. Hunter, and Jacob J. Wechsler | 838 kB |
The British Mission [No.7 1983]
Dennis C. Fakley | 862 kB |
Seven Hours of Reminiscences [No.7 1983]
Edward Teller | 219 kB |
Tracking the Isotopes [No.8 1983]
Jere D. Knight and James E. Sattizahn | 3497 kB |
What Lies Ahead [No.8 1983]
Daleane C. Hoffman | 151 kB |
Darleane Christian Hoffman [No.8 1983]
Judith M. Lathrop | 680 kB |
GenBank – and its promise for molecular genetics [No.9 1983]
Walter B. Goad | 1943 kB |
Straight Man for Nonlinearity [No.10 1984]
An Interview with Alwyn Scott | 1582 kB |
Quarks and Quirks Among Friends [No.11 1984]
A round table with Peter A. Carruthers, Stuart Ruby, Richard C. Slansky, Geoffrey B. West, and George Zweig | 2725 kB |
Mathematics, Philosophy, and Artificial Intelligence [No.12 1985]
A dialogue with Gian-Carlo Rota and David Sharp | 2719 kB |
John Wheatley (1927-1986): Pushing the Limits [No.14 1986]
A round table with Gordon Baym, Al Clogston, Sig Hecker, Matti Krusius, Al Migliori, David Pines, and Greg Swift | 2434 kB |
Caribbean Basin Proyecto [No.14 1986]
An interview with Robert J. Hanold and Verne W. Loose | 6248 kB |
Metropolis, Monte Carlo, and the MANIAC [No.14 1986]
Herbert L. Anderson | 2113 kB |
Stan Ulam: Esquisse [No.15 1987]
Francoise Ulam | 815 kB |
Stan Ulam: Vita—Excerpts from Adventures of a Mathematician [No.15 1987]
S. M. Ulam | 3389 kB |
Stan Ulam: The Lost Cafe [No.15 1987]
Gian-Carlo Rota | 1585 kB |
Stan Ulam: From Above the Fray [No.15 1987]
Carson Mark | 190 kB |
The Spirit of Play--A Memoir for Stan Ulam [No.15 1987]
David Hawkins | 1448 kB |
Probability and Nonlinear Systems [No.15 1987]
R. Daniel Mauldin | 3949 kB |
Iteration of Maps, Strange Attractors, and Number Theory--An Ulamian Potpourri [No.15 1987]
Paul R. Stein | 1783 kB |
Learning from Ulam: Measurable Cardinals, Ergodicity, and Biomathematics [No.15 1987]
Jan Mycielski | 1141 kB |
A Similarity Measure for Graphs—Reflections on a Theme of Ulam [No.15 1987]
Ronald L. Graham | 803 kB |
The Beginning of the Monte Carlo Method [No.15 1987]
N. Metropolis | 899 kB |
Stan Ulam, John von Neumann, and the Monte Carlo Method [No.15 1987]
Roger Eckhardt | 1404 kB |
Early Work in Numerical Hydrodynamics [No.15 1987]
Francis H. Harlow | 13 kB |
Reflections on the Brain’s Attempts To Understand Itself [No.15 1987]
S. M. Ulam | 714 kB |
Sequence Analysis—Contributions by Ulam to Molecular Genetics [No.15 1987]
Walter B. Goad | 218 kB |
A Memorable Memo [No.15 1987]
J. Carson Mark and S. M. Ulam | 72 kB |
Sub Rosa--A Trialogue [No.15 1987]
S. M. Ulam | 367 kB |
Conversations with Rota [No.15 1987]
transcribed and edited by Francoise Ulam | 94 kB |
Cosmology of Life and Mind [No.16 1988]
George Wald | 1841 kB |
Unsolved Problems-A Morning of Questions and Answers [No.16 1988]
Mark Bitensky | 1902 kB |
The Future of Nuclear Weapons – The Next Three Decades: An Introduction [No.17 1989]
Paul C. White | 1327 kB |
The Future of Nuclear Weapons – Debating the Future [No.17 1989]
Patrick J. Garrity and Robert F. Pendley | 2972 kB |
The Future of Nuclear Weapons – The Laboratory View [No.17 1989]
With Sig Hecker, Director of Los Alamos National Laboratory | 1188 kB |
Putting Neutrons in Perspective: An Interview with Roger Pynn [No.19 1990]
| 1762 kB |
The Los Alamos Center for Human Genome Studies [No.20 1992]
| 419 kB |
Mapping the Genome: The Vision, the Science, The Implementation; What is the Genome Project? [No.20 1992]
A round table with David Baltimore, David Botstein, David R. Cox, David J. Galas, Leroy Hood, Robert K. Moyzis, Maynard V. Olson, Nancy S. Wexler, and Norton D. Ziner | 6968 kB |
Maps, Markers, and the Five-Year Goals [No.20 1992]
| 7882 kB |
Technological Challenges in the Genome Project [No.20 1992]
| 3944 kB |
Implications for Biology and Society [No.20 1992]
| 3792 kB |
Members of the Human Genome Center at Los Alamos National Laboratory [No.20 1992]
| 1062 kB |
ELSI: Ethical, Legal, and Social Implications of the Human Genome Project [No.20 1992]
Gerald Friedman and Richard Reichelt | 1667 kB |
An Invitation to Genetics in the 21st Gentury [No.20 1992]
A round table with David Baltimore, David Botstein, Leon Botstein, Robert K. Moyzis, James D. Watson, Nancy S. Wexler | 2878 kB |
Perspectives on the Laboratory: Milestones in the History of Los Alamos National Laboratory [No.21 1993]
| 212 kB |
Taking on the Future: Harold Agnew and the Los Alamos scientists discuss the potential of the Laboratory [No.21 1993]
| 535 kB |
What is the Future of Los Alamos? [No.21 1993]
Hans A. Bethe | 28 kB |
The Laboratory of the Atomic Age [No.21 1993]
Edward Teller | 94 kB |
Bombs Away? [No.21 1993]
Jack Howard | 28 kB |
Déjà Vu All Over Again [No.21 1993]
Houston T. Hawkins | 16 kB |
Proliferation Challenges in Perspective [No.21 1993]
Joseph F. Pilat | 61 kB |
Russian-American Collaborations: The Transition to Peacetime Work [No.21 1993]
Stephen M. Younger | 167 kB |
Interview with Alexander Ivanovich Pavlovskii [No.21 1993]
| 192 kB |
Probing the Structure of Matter: A History of Accelerators at Los Alamos [No.21 1993]
Richard A. Reichelt | 634 kB |
Science Policy and the Role of the National Laboratories [No.21 1993]
Robert W. Seidel | 270 kB |
Los Alamos: Beginning the Second Fifty Years [No.21 1993]
Siegfried S. Hecker | 83 kB |
Windows on Computing: New Initiatives at Los Alamos [No.22 1994]
David W. Forslund, Charles A. Slocomb, and Ira A. Agins | 693 kB |
A Brief History of Radiation Protection Standards [No.23 1995]
William C. Inkret, John C. Taschner, Charles B. Meinhold | 238 kB |
On the Front Lines—A Roundtable with Los Alamos Plutonium Workers Past and Present [No.23 1995]
| 1664 kB |
Plutonium Metal: The First Gram [No.23 1995]
Ed Hammel | 119 kB |
Introduction to the Human Studies Project [No.23 1995]
William C. Inkret | 82 kB |
The Human Plutonium Injection Experiments [No.23 1995]
William Moss, Roger Eckhardt | 1084 kB |
Radium: The Benchmark for Internal Alpha Emitters [No.23 1995]
| 234 kB |
A True Measure of Plutonium Exposure: The Human Tissue Analysis Program at Los Alamos [No.23 1995]
James F. McInroy | 530 kB |
Authorization and Collection of Tissues [No.23 1995]
| 15 kB |
The Cecil Kelley Criticality Accident: The Origin of the Los Alamos Human Tissue Analysis Program [No.23 1995]
| 18 kB |
The Karen Silkwood Story: What We Know at Los Alamos [No.23 1995]
| 21 kB |
Tracer Studies at Los Alamos and the Birth of Nuclear Medicine [No.23 1995]
George L. Voelz, Donald Petersen, as told to Debra A. Daugherty | 530 kB |
Child Volunteers: One Dad Tells the Story [No.23 1995]
Donald Petersen | 78 kB |
Los Alamos Radiation Detectors for Biology and Medicine [No.23 1995]
| 157 kB |
Ethics: “Ethical Harm” and the Plutonium Injection Experiments [No.23 1995]
Michael S. Yesley | 39 kB |
“Side-by-Side as Equals”–An Unprecedented Collaboration between the Russian and American Nuclear Weapons Laboratories to Reduce the Nuclear Danger [No.24 1996]
A round table with Sig Hecker, Steve Younger, Nerses Krikorian, Max Fowler, Don Eilers, Joe Pilat, Ron Augustson, Hugh Casey, Paul White, Irvin Lindemuth | 1957 kB |
Los Alamos and Arzamus-16: The "Sister-Cities" Relationship [No.24 1996]
| 172 kB |
Russian-American MPC&A–Nuclear Materials Protection, Control, and Accounting in Russia [No.24 1996]
Ron Augustson, John Phillips, as told to Debra A. Daugherty | 423 kB |
Celebrating the Neutrino [No.25 1997]
| 97 kB |
Reines-Cowan Experiments—Detecting the Poltergeist [No.25 1997]
Fred Reines, Clyde Cowan, Jr. | 664 kB |
A Brief History of Neutrino Experiments at LAMPF [No.25 1997]
Gerry Garvey | 458 kB |
In the Beginning [No.26 2000]
Siegfried S. Hecker | 729 kB |
A Factor of Millions-Why We Made Plutonium [No.26 2000]
Siegfried S. Hecker, André F. Michaudon, Ileana G. Buican | 1750 kB |
Plutonium in Use-From Single Atoms to Multiton Amounts [No.26 2000]
Siegfried S. Hecker | 1261 kB |
The Taming of "49"-Big Science in Little Time [No.26 2000]
Edward F. Hammel | 605 kB |
Reflections on the Legacy of a Legend-Glenn T. Seaborg [No.26 2000]
David L. Clark, David E. Hobart | 562 kB |
A Single-Crystal Saga [No.26 2000]
Roger L. Moment | 511 kB |
A Tale of Two Diagrams [No.26 2000]
Siegfried S. Hecker, Lidia F. Timofeeva | 350 kB |
John Wheeler on Quantum Theory and Information [No.27 2002]
| 510 kB |
Richard Feynman on Quantum Physics and Computer Simulation [No.27 2002]
| 455 kB |
People of the Hill - The Early Days [No.28 2003]
Harris Mayer | 9726 kB |
The Development of Flash Radiography [No.28 2003]
Gregory S. Cunningham, Christopher Morris | 2048 kB |
The LANSCE National User Facility [No.28 2003]
Thomas Wangler, Paul W. Lisowski | 265 kB |
Six Decades of Reducing Threats and Allaying Fears [No.28 2003]
Houston T. Hawkins | 391 kB |
LANSCE – Where Science Meets National Security [No.30 2006]
An Interview with Founder Louis Rosen | 799 kB |
How Single Hydrogen Atoms Came Into View [No.30 2006]
Benno P. Schoenborn | 950 kB |