Atomic City: Student researchers, natives weigh consequences of growing up in Los Alamos
(Kristie-Valerie Hoang/Assistant Photo editor)
As a child growing up in New Mexico, Dakota Klasky did not think she could be anything other than a scientist.
Klasky, a third-year mathematics and economics student, moved to Los Alamos, New Mexico when she was 8 years old with her mother and father, who are both physicists in the Los Alamos National Laboratory.
Nakahara is the assistant news editor for the science and health beat. She was previously a contributor for the science and health beat.
Nakahara is the assistant news editor for the science and health beat. She was previously a contributor for the science and health beat.
Henthorn was the Enterprise Content editor from 2017-2018. She was previously a News reporter.
Henthorn was the Enterprise Content editor from 2017-2018. She was previously a News reporter.
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