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For Steve Lawrence, retiring Nevada Field Office Manager (NFO), it was never about the various positions held – it was always about becoming a successful and effective leader.

To help the international effort to monitor for clandestine nuclear tests, a stack monitor was installed at a domestic molybdenum-99 producer to help experts understand how the medical isotope maker's emissions differ from those from an atomic blast.

DOE’s Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management (OREM) will avoid millions of dollars in costs and accelerate cleanup thanks to a project that broke ground last week at the Y-12 National Security Complex.

Susan Lacy, the Environmental Team Leader at NNSA’s Sandia Field Office recently retired after more than 32 years of federal service with the Department of Energy and NNSA.

NNSA and the Sudanese Nuclear and Radiological Regulatory Authority held a virtual workshop in support of Sudan’s efforts to effectively regulate nuclear technology and materials.

NNSA women continue to rise to the STEM challenge. They’re setting a new standard and forging an atypical path that other women and girls can look to for inspiration.

These one-day hiring events feature representatives from NNSA federal offices and Management and Operating contracting partners – all looking to fill positions in a variety of career fields across the country.

After 31 years of federal service, NNSA’s Nevada Field Office Public Affairs Program Manager Darwin Morgan retired in March.

Los Alamos National Laboratory is strengthening its presence in Santa Fe, New Mexico, with the signing of three leases of approximately 105,000 square-feet of new office space.

MSIPP investments now support a total of 13 consortium-based teams across 33 institutions composed of 14 Historically Black Colleges and Universities, five Tribal Colleges and Universities, and 14 Hispanic Serving Institutions.