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The future of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

  • 12articles
  • 2016first covered
  • 18 Dec 2025latest update
  • 5linked technologies
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Industry and manufacturing

Scientists use Metalenses to 3D print nanoscale objects accurately

Computing

Google claims Ironwood chip is 24x faster than the world’s fastest supercomputer

Earth and energy

Major fusion breakthrough sees test reactor produce enough net energy to boil a kettle

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3D PrintingMainstream c. 20363 shared articles3D Holographic PrintingMainstream c. 20342 shared articlesMeta-OpticsMainstream c. 20401 shared articlesExascale ComputingMainstream c. 20321 shared articlesArtificial PhotosynthesisMainstream c. 20361 shared articles

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  1. Scientists use Metalenses to 3D print nanoscale objects accuratelyIndustry and manufacturing
  2. Google claims Ironwood chip is 24x faster than the world’s fastest supercomputerComputing
  3. Major fusion breakthrough sees test reactor produce enough net energy to boil a kettleEarth and energy
  4. LLNL’s high powered laser closes in on nuclear fusionEarth and energy
  5. Researchers smash fusion record to generate 700 times more power than the entire US gridEarth and energy
  6. Self-improving material could rapidly accelerate the development of green fuelsTransport and mobility
  7. Scientists develop the world’s first infinitely recyclable plasticIndustry and manufacturing
  8. Star Trek like Replicator manufacturing tech unveiled for first timeIndustry and manufacturing
  9. Suspicious nuclear power plants can now be monitored remotely using WATCHMANSecurity and privacy
  10. New holographic printing technique is thousands times faster than regular 3D printingIndustry and manufacturing
  11. HTT’s first Hyperloop will use passive levitationTransport and mobility
  12. Samsung uses IBM’s brain chip to build a digital eyeAI and intelligence

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