Los Alamos National Laboratory

The four lead groups of research in the DHS Science and Technology Directorate are the DOE Natural Nuclear Security Administration Laboratories, DOE office of Science Laboratories, Department of Homeland Security Laboratories, Department of Health and Human Services Laboratories, and US Customs and Border Protection Laboratories. Under the DOE National Nuclear Security Administration Laboratories there are 3 additional laboratories each that have their own set of research and development. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory provides solutions integrating threats, vulnerability, advanced technologies, field prototypes and operations capabilities to assists entities against terrorism. Los Alamos National Laboratory is the largest multidisciplinary institution in the world and focuses on biological aerosol sentry and information systems, real time gamma and neutron
Argonne National Laboratory is one of the largest research centers, which include basic science, national security, energy resources, environmental management, these areas play a significant role in strengthening the national technology base. Brookhaven National Laboratory is a multi-program national laboratory and their role is to support four strategic missions, which are responding the DOE with international community users, carry out basic and applied research, develop advance technology, distribute technical knowledge while education new generations. Oak Ridge National Laboratory is a multi-programming in science and technology, which promote science in technology to strengthen the nations leadership in key areas of science and energy and this technology is shared with the private sector. Pacific Northwest National Laboratory delivers breakthrough science and technology to meet environmental, energy, health and national security objectives. (Bullock, 2016, p.