Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), managed by Triad National Security, supports northern New Mexico communities through various programs.
Richard P. Feynman Center for Innovation
The Feynman center is an innovation catalyst, defining “innovation” as the path from scientific creativity to deployment of a solution. FCI is a steward of the Laboratory’s Intellectual Property (inventions and software), licenses LANL technologies and facilitates strategic partnerships for the purpose of solving problems in the private and other sectors.
Through its programs, FCI helps small businesses and entrepreneurs successfully deploy LANL technology and expertise to improve their products or business, helping to strengthen the high-tech ecosystem in New Mexico.
The pledge of the Community Programs Office is to partner with its neighbors on diversifying the economy, strengthening math and science learning, and expanding community giving in northern New Mexico. That pledge is realized through strategic partnerships with economic development and business service organizations, educational institutions and workforce development groups.
Los Alamos is committed to investing and partnering in economic development initiatives and programs that have a positive impact to stimulate business growth that creates jobs and strengthens communities in northern New Mexico.
With a serious eye toward building tomorrow’s workforce, LANL invests more than $1 million each year to enhance educational opportunities in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education regionally and nationally.
LANL is committed to giving back to our northern New Mexico neighbors through a variety of community programs, providing opportunities for employees to make gifts of time, talent and money.
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