Request for proposals on Laboratory contract is released
The Department of Energy/National Nuclear Security Administration on Thursday released the final request for proposals on the contract to manage and operate the Laboratory.
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Friday, May 20, 2005Request for proposals on Laboratory contract is releasedThe Department of Energy/National Nuclear Security Administration on Thursday released the final request for proposals on the contract to manage and operate the Laboratory.
Lab, UC dedicate engineering institute
Laboratory Director Robert Kuckuck and University of California Board of Regents member Peter Preuss, left, share a laugh at Thursday's dedication ceremony for the joint Laboratory-UC, San Diego engineering institute in the Los Alamos Research Park.
Twenty-four scholars with UC ties elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Twenty-four scholars affiliated with the University of California were recently elected to the American Academy of Arts Sciences.
CIA chief scientist to give classified colloquium Monday
A former Laboratory group leader who is now chief scientist for the Central Intelligence Agency will talk about research programs aimed at improving U.S. intelligence capabilities in a Classified Director’s Colloquium scheduled for Monday (May 23).
Bacteria's worst enemy ... and more
The latest issue of DOE Pulse is available online.
ARAMARK surveying Lab cafeteria users
Laboratory employees who use ARAMARK Corp. cafeterias have a chance to provide input on the cafeteria system by completing a customer survey.
DOE's Office of Science seeks proposals for expanded large-scale scientific computing
The Department of Energy’s Office of Science is seeking proposals to support innovative, large-scale computational science projects to enable high-impact advances through the use of advanced computers not commonly available in academia or the private sector. supercomputing
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