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Monday, June 13, 2005 UC contract extended to May 2006Jon Michael Schwantes, seated right, of Isotope and Nuclear Chemistry (C-INC) asks Linton Brooks, National Nuclear Security Administration director, a question about morale during a meeting last Friday with Laboratory postdocs in the J. Robert Oppenheimer Study Center at Technical Area 3. Brooks met with postdocs after speaking to the work force in the Administration Building Auditorium.
Pedicini to discuss NTS evidence of plutonium aging
Evidence from the nuclear testing program that helps us understand how long the plutonium pits in the stockpile will last is the focus of a Classified Director's Colloquium by a noted weapon designer on Thursday.
Panel discussion Wednesday focuses on men’s health issues
As part of National Men’s Health Week, Occupational Medicine (HSR-2) is hosting a men’s health panel discussion at noon, Wednesday in Room 107 at the Occupational Medicine building at Technical Area 3.
Nested safety and security training video assists Lab organizations
The Health, Safety and Radiation Protection Division (HSR) has produced and is in the process of distributing a new Nested Safety and Security Committee (NSSC) training video and supporting materials to all Laboratory division leaders.
Retirement planning sessions hosted by EAP
The Laboratory's Employee Assistance Program is hosting informational sessions for workers considering or planning to retire. The next session is from 1:30 to 2:30 this afternoon in the Otowi Building cafeteria siderooms at Technical Area 3.
Guidelines issued for fiscal year-end furniture purchases, interior design, refurbishings
Laboratory organizations planning to purchase office furniture or refurbish offices in the 2005 fiscal year must complete the purchases or work by Sept. 12.
New issue of Our University newsletter now available
The June issue of "Our University" newsletter is now available online. The newsletter from University of California President Robert Dynes includes a personal message from Dynes and information about university programs, awards and activities. supercomputing
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Roadrunner, a new hybrid computer moves at petaflop/s speed
World's highest magnetic fields help understand materials
Monte Carlo code predicts subatomic particle interactions 