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Cryogenic Detector Development at LLNL

Welcome to the home page for the Cryogenic Detector Development projects at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Managed by the University of California. For the Department of Energy. Our work supports the national security mission of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in the area of nonproliferation and international security, and also the space science mission of NASA. Read the feature story about our research in LLNLs Science and Technology Review! Alex Loshak loshak1llnl.gov.
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Welcome to the home page for the Cryogenic Detector Development projects at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Managed by the University of California. For the Department of Energy. Our work supports the national security mission of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in the area of nonproliferation and international security, and also the space science mission of NASA. Read the feature story about our research in LLNLs Science and Technology Review! Alex Loshak loshak1llnl.gov.

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