Publications

Kaplar, Robert K.; Simmons, J.A.; Tsao, Jeffrey Y.

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Gupta, Vipin P.; Simmons, J.A.

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Simmons, J.A.

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Phillips, Julia M.; Simmons, J.A.; Weaver, Karla W.

This report describes the condition of the research environment at Sandia National Laboratories and outlines key environment improvement activities undertaken by the Office of the Chief Technology Officer and the Sandia Research Leadership Team during fiscal year 2013. The report also outlines Lab-level objectives related to the research environment for fiscal year 2014.

Kaplar, Robert K.; Marinella, Matthew J.; DasGupta, Sandeepan D.; Hughart, David R.; Biedermann, Laura B.; Atcitty, Stanley A.; Simmons, J.A.

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Hermina, Wahid L.; Kolski, Alyssa J.; Simmons, J.A.; Biefeld, Robert M.; Kaplar, Robert K.; Biedermann, Laura B.; Allerman, A.A.; Torres, Juan J.; Sells, Rene S.

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Simmons, J.A.; Phillips, Julia M.

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Biefeld, Robert M.; Kaplar, Robert K.; Simmons, J.A.

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Crawford, Mary H.; Coltrin, Michael E.; Simmons, J.A.; Tsao, Jeffrey Y.; Koleske, Daniel K.; Chow, Weng W.; Wang, George T.; Li, Qiming L.; Armstrong, Andrew A.; Cederberg, Jeffrey G.

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Tsao, Jeffrey Y.; Simmons, J.A.; Coltrin, Michael E.

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Tsao, Jeffrey Y.; Simmons, J.A.; Coltrin, Michael E.

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Tsao, Jeffrey Y.; Simmons, J.A.; Collis, Samuel S.; McIlroy, Andrew M.

In 1957, Sandia National Laboratories (Sandia) initiated its first programs in fundamental science, in support of its primary nuclear weapons mission. In 1974, Sandia initiated programs in fundamental science supported by the Department of Energy's Office of Science (DOE-SC). These latter programs have grown to the point where, today in 2011, support of Sandia's programs in fundamental science is dominated by that Office. In comparison with Sandia's programs in technology and mission applications, however, Sandia's programs in fundamental science are small. Hence, Sandia's fundamental science has been strongly influenced by close interactions with technology and mission applications. In many instances, these interactions have been of great mutual benefit, with synergies akin to a positive 'Casimir's spiral' of progress. In this report, we review the history of Sandia's fundamental science programs supported by the Office of Science. We present: (a) a technical and budgetary snapshot of Sandia's current programs supported by the various suboffices within DOE-SC; (b) statistics of highly-cited articles supported by DOE-SC; (c) four case studies (ion-solid interactions, combustion science, compound semiconductors, advanced computing) with an emphasis on mutually beneficial interactions between science, technology, and mission; and (d) appendices with key memos and reminiscences related to fundamental science at Sandia.

Simmons, J.A.

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Tsao, Jeffrey Y.; Coltrin, Michael E.; Crawford, Mary H.; Wierer, Jonathan W.; Simmons, J.A.

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Coltrin, Michael E.; Simmons, J.A.

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Simmons, J.A.

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Tsao, Jeffrey Y.; Coltrin, Michael E.; Simmons, J.A.

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Creighton, J.R.; Coltrin, Michael E.; Simmons, J.A.; Tsao, Jeffrey Y.

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Simmons, J.A.

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Coltrin, Michael E.; Simmons, J.A.; Tsao, Jeffrey Y.

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Lyo, S.K.; Pan, Wei P.; Reno, J.L.; Simmons, J.A.

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Pan, Wei P.; Reno, J.L.; Simmons, J.A.; Lyo, S.K.; Wendt, J.R.; Lee, Mark L.

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Simmons, J.A.

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Pan, Wei P.; Reno, J.L.; Simmons, J.A.

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Applied Physics Letters

Pan, Wei P.; Lyo, S.K.; Reno, J.L.; Simmons, J.A.

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