Employees briefed on beryllium results
Nearly thirty employees who worked in Building 210 at Technical Area 21 were told at a meeting Thursday that beryllium levels found in the building were consistent with naturally occurring levels in soils.
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Friday, August 11, 2006Employees briefed on beryllium resultsNearly thirty employees who worked in Building 210 at Technical Area 21 were told at a meeting Thursday that beryllium levels found in the building were consistent with naturally occurring levels in soils.
Scientist recalls wartime work at Lab
On the 61st anniversary of the Nagasaki mission, former Laboratory scientist Lawrence Johnston recalled his work at wartime Los Alamos and of witnessing the first three nuclear detonations in the world to a packed house in the Physics Building Auditorium Wednesday.
DOE awards operating contract for Argonne National Laboratory
The University of Chicago Argonne, LLC, of the University of Chicago is the new management and operations contractor of Argonne National Laboratory effective October 1.
Employee performance assessments due today
Laboratory employees should be completing and/or updating performance self-assessments summaries to turn into their managers by today, according to an all-employee memo.
Human Body Road Show is in Los Alamos
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