About
Anna Llobet Megias, PhD
Los Alamos National Laboratory - allobet@lanl.gov
Scientist 4: Shock Physics, Proton Radiography, Condensed Matter Physics, Magnetism, Neutron Scattering
Project Leader: Pu@pRad Project 2016- present
LANL- Summer Physics Camp Lead: 2016-present
P/T colloquium Lead: 2016- present
Scientist at LANL: 2001- present
Post-doc Los Alamos National Laboratory, 2001-2003
phD Physics by Universite Joseph Fourier (France) and Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona (Spain): 2000
Degree in Physics by Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona (1996)
My gift to you - a video created by my son, Keanu Pinner, about our island home. Many of these places are gone forever, due to the eruptions in 2018.
Pascale Creek Pinner, PhD, N.B.C.T.
Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator Fellow 2018-2019
https://science.osti.gov/wdts/einstein/fellows-central/current-fellows/pascale-creek-pinner/
I'm a Fightin' Texas Aggie, Washingtonian, and all-around mountain girl!!! I spent the first part of my career life working as an Environmental Consultant for LANL tackling projects in groundwater, soil and pore gas monitoring/ sampling. I eventually came to terms with the realization that teaching was ultimately where I wanted to pursue my passion for science. After receiving my Masters from Lewis and Clark College in Portland, OR I began my teaching career in a little town called Forks in Washington State...if you are thinking to yourself, "isn't that Twilight country?"...the answer is yes! I worked as an educator there for three years teaching grades 9-12th. Eventually, my son came along and well...we couldn't imagine a better place to raise him than back in Los Alamos!! I have now taught an additional 3 years at Los Alamos Middle School and have made it my mission to immerse my students in tackling real-world issues to be more effective local and global citizens.
Megan Rains
