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National Lab Discovery Series: Metalens-Based Two-photon Lithography (TPL)

This next-generation additive manufacturing platform enables massively parallel fabrication of complex, multi-scale 3D microstructures — opening new possibilities for microelectronics, quantum devices, and fusion energy systems.


National Lab Discovery Series: TAOS - The Alloy Optimization Software

Design new metal alloys faster, easier, and more accessibly for applications in aerospace, auto, electronics, and power — without requiring deep expertise in materials science.


Autonomous Collision Avoidance

Capabilities in computational sense and avoid strategies for radar-based sensors being developed at LLNL hold the potential to enable many applications for unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) and robotics needs.


Rugged, Compact Monolithic Telescopes

This mature technology has been tested extensively and deployed commercially, enabling low cost, high impact space science and space domain awareness. At least three missions have launched containing Monolithic Telescopes, an R&D 100 award winner, with more to come.


ALE3D for Industry: Multiphysics Simulations

ALE3D-4I (“ALE3D for Industry”) is a multiphysics software tool that can be used to solve various engineering and physics problems for applications in laser simulation, additive manufacturing, electromagnetics and more.