Experiments at Site 300 are an essential part of the Lab's mission. Here, our researchers can safely formulate, fabricate and test high-explosive assemblies to assess the performance of non-nuclear weapon prototypes and components.
Home to more than 250 staff, LLNL's Site 300 Experimental Test Site supports a wide range of high-explosives research and diagnostics that are foundational to the Lab’s national security missions. Explore the history of Site 300:
Recently, LLNL celebrated 70 years of scientific innovation and national security research at the Site 300 Experimental Test Site. Site 300 gets its name from the early days of the Lab, when the main laboratory was called Site 200 and @BerkeleyLab was site 100.
For Sonny Ly, one of the most rewarding parts of working at @Livermore_Lab is the chance to collaborate with leading experts on innovative projects. His work focuses on laser ablation, laser material processing and directed energy applications.
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Today, @NASA’s #MissionToPsyche# is getting a gravity assist from Mars on its journey to a metal-rich asteroid. The flyby will provide an opportunity to test and calibrate science instruments onboard, including the LLNL-built gamma ray sensor.