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No brain drain seen at Los Alamos lab

MAY 17, 2006
Physics Today
San Jose Mercury News : About 95 percent of Los Alamos National Laboratory employees have responded to job offers from a new management team, dispelling earlier fears that moving from one manager to another would cause a brain drain at the nuclear weapons lab.
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