Los Alamos Science was the Los Alamos National Laboratory's flagship publication in the years 1980 to 2005.

Its main purpose was to present the laboratory's research and its significance to national security to the scientific community, and US government policymakers.

[1] Special issues appeared on subjects such as particle physics,[2] Stanislaw Ulam,[3] and the Human Genome Project.

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