After the move to Amsterdam LAKA changed its name to Documentation and Research Centre on Nuclear Energy. Since then the former abbreviation LAKA is described as Laka, because the original acronym was not any longer functional. The interest of Laka became considerably larger. The extent of the group that were making use of the services of Laka has grown. There is no other organisation than Laka in the Netherlands and in the rest of Europe that are collecting information in such a systematic way and makes it accessible for use by third parties.

Since 1990 Laka has cooperated with a broad range of institutes, scientists, authors, journalists and colleague-researchers. In this way there was created a sort of network with persons we can consult when we need specific information we don't have available.

In short, Laka is an organisation built up around an extended archive in the field of nuclear energy, nuclear weapons - which means the nuclear filthiness accompanied by the production and use of such weapons, and non-proliferation.
Besides, Laka has developed a lot of expertise on the industrial use of the nuclear waste product depleted uranium (DU).