The LANL-UC San Diego Engineering Institute
Research and Education Collaboration Between LANL and the Jacobs School of Engineering at UC San Diego
Conducting Mission-driven, Multidisciplinary Engineering Research
Research and Education Collaboration Between LANL and the Jacobs School of Engineering at UC San Diego

Education Programs

Undergraduate: Los Alamos Dynamics Summer School, Graduate/Postdoc: LANL Advanced Study Institute, UCSD MS/Ph.D. Degree Program: New multidisciplinary program with LANL adjunct faculty

Research Programs

Mission-driven research with UCSD graduate fellowships, LANL programmatic and LDRD research, Provide student/faculty access to LANL research infrastructure (e.g. linear accelerator), International collaborations

Community Service

Mission-driven research with UCSD graduate fellowships, LANL programmatic and LDRD research, Provide student/faculty access to LANL research infrastructure (e.g. linear accelerator), International collaborations

OUR MISSION + TECHNICAL FOCUS

Our Mission is to develop a comprehensive and coordinated approach for conducting mission-driven, multidisciplinary engineering research and recruiting, revitalization and retention of the current and future staff necessary to support LANL’s diverse technology portfolio.

Our technical focus is multidisciplinary engineering science that integrates advanced predictive modeling, novel sensing systems and new developments in information technology.

MASTER’S / PHD PROGRAM

UC San Diego Distance Learning Program (DLMP) classes are broadcast via Zoom Video-conferencing platform to Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) students and employees. Currently, LANL full-time engineers take anywhere between one to three courses per quarter. Along this path, a master’s degree can take as little as one year, to as long as three years. This program is unique in that it utilizes University graduate and extension offices, while remaining independent. LANL employees may take classes and pursue a graduate degree via Zoom distance learning modality while reducing the need to be present on campus. Our goal is to provide the most comprehensive academic experience for those limited by location in their labs.

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