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Copyright © 2021 Albuquerque Journal SANTA FE – Less than a month after Los Alamos National Laboratory announced it would open an office in downtown Santa Fe to accommodate 75 workers, the lab said Monday that it is signing leases with two neighboring properties in another part of town to house 500 more employees. The two buildings – Ark Plaza and Pollon Plaza – stand side by side on a hill near St. Michael’s Drive and Pacheco Street, next to a Smith’s grocery store. Both are two-story buildings of more than 39,000 square feet. A news release says the buildings will allow the lab t...

.......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... Los Alamos National Laboratory signed a 10-year lease to occupy the on the corner of Guadalupe and West Alameda streets in Santa Fe that building Descartes Labs moved into three years ago . (Eddie Moore/Albuquerque Journal) Copyright © 2021 Albuquerque Journal SANTA FE – Los Alamos National Laboratory announced Wednesday it will open an office in Santa Fe big enough to house 75 employees with sp...

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SANTA FE - Los Alamos National Laboratory will get a hefty funding boost — including for its work on plutonium pit production — in the military spending bill held up by a presidential veto. Many predict the veto will be overridden, and if it is, the lab's budget will increase to $3.3 billion from the $2.3 billion allocated last year. The bill puts $837 million into the lab's plutonium operations, more than double the previous year's $308 million, as Los Alamos pursues production of 30 nuclear bomb cores by 2026 — a goal critics have questioned. Plans call for the Savannah River Site i...

>> reporter: the chinese researcher used a powerful genetic editing tool called crisper to produce altered babies resistant to hiv in november. a bombshell associated press report claims the chinese researcher shared this information with several scientists including nobel prize winner greg mello of the university of massachusetts. despite the ethical and scientific concerns about gene editing babies doctor miller reportedly did not go public with what he knew. we reached out to him for comment that he did not respond. in addition he stayed on as a scientific advisor for eight more months, so ...