New Lab Fellows recognized
Harvey Rose, right, of Complex Systems, talks with Laboratory Director Michael Anastasio at the 2007 Lab Fellows induction ceremony and reception at the Bradbury Science Museum.
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Thursday, December 13, 2007 New Lab Fellows recognizedHarvey Rose, right, of Complex Systems, talks with Laboratory Director Michael Anastasio at the 2007 Lab Fellows induction ceremony and reception at the Bradbury Science Museum.
Lab hosted conference focuses on biosecurity science
Research on modeling of infection and immune response, bioforensics and global surveillance of avian influenza are just some of the research topics scheduled to be discussed at a biosecurity science workshop that starts this morning at the Laboratory.
Memorial service this evening for Lab employee Othmer
A rosary for Laboratory employee Craig Othmer is scheduled for 6:30 this evening in Santa Maria de la Paz Catholic Church in Santa Fe. Othmer died Tuesday. He was 63.
Rescission period ends for Self-Selection Program
Today ends the one-week period during which Laboratory employees can rescind their decision to voluntarily leave the Lab as part of the first phase of the Laboratory's workforce restructuring plan.
Special holiday meal served today in ARAMARK cafeterias
A traditional New Mexican holiday meal is the special today in the Otowi Building cafeteria and cafeterias at Technical Area 55 and the Los Alamos Neutron Science Center (LANSCE) at TA-53.
Holiday Drive open house at Community Programs
The Community Programs Office (CPO) is hosting an open house from 8 a.m. to noon today to celebrate the close of the giving campaign and send off items donated by Lab workers.
ASM sponsors silent auction and raffle
Acquisition Services Management (ASM) Division is hoping to make the holidays brighter for two local charitable organizations by sponsoring a silent auction and raffle. supercomputing
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