Monday, April 21, 2003

Community recognition ceremonies planned as celebration of Lab's 60th anniversary continues
Leaders have been invited to events marking the Laboratory's 60th Anniversary on Tuesday.

Water and drought subject of public meeting Wednesday
New Mexico’s growing thirst for water and a broad discussion of how science can help in setting water management policy will be the topic of a public meeting in Santa Fe on Wednesday morning, April 23.

Adventures in Supercomputing Challenge today and Tuesday at the Laboratory
Some 150 high-school students from throughout New Mexico are at the Laboratory today and Tuesday for the 13th annual New Mexico High School Adventures in Supercomputing Challenge and Awards Expo.

Black holes, Milky Way focus of April 29 Frontiers in Science lecture
Some of the most fascinating features of the universe as we now know it will be examined in the next Los Alamos Frontiers in Science Public Lecture Series starting April 29, with a lecture on black holes and collapsed stars. The talk will be presented in Santa Fe, Albuquerque, Taos and Los Alamos by William Priedhorsky, chief scientist of the Nonproliferation and International Security Division (NIS).

Part of Main Parking lot near Otowi Building closed to employee parking on Tuesday
Employee parking on the east side of the Otowi Building will be limited on Tuesday due to the Laboratory's 60th anniversary activities.

DOE/NNSA cites Los Alamos National Laboratory for Price Anderson Violations
The Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration has issued a Preliminary Notice of Violation to the University of California, the contractor for the Laboratory, for violations of nuclear safety rules and procedures.