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Friday, December 14, 2007 Generosity on displayVolunteers from Materials Management help load gifts onto a truck for delivery to partner agencies in Española at Thursday's Holiday Drive open house at the Community Programs Office. "It's been a record year. It amazes me that in this time of budget uncertainty we see all this generosity and giving from employees and contractors at the Laboratory," said Tim Martinez of Community Programs.
Biosecurity science conference underway at Lab
Anu Chaudhry of Biosecurity and Public Health gestures to a poster as she talks with Mietta Lillo of Advanced Measurement Science during the poster session portion of the biosecurity conference and workshop Thursday in the J. Robert Oppenheimer Study Center.
Served with cheer
Judy Hamilton of Departmental Computing talks with Vance Boone of ARAMARK Corp. Thursday in the Otowi Building cafeteria.
New flexible work-schedule options, changes to leave procedures start Monday
Additional flexible work-schedule options and changes to some leave procedures go into effect Monday for Laboratory workers.
Independent assessments find Yucca Mountain project is on track
Two independent assessments addressing areas critical to the overall success of the Yucca Mountain repository program were released by the Department of Energy.
Memorial service today for Lab employee Othmer
A funeral mass for Laboratory employee Craig Othmer is scheduled for 11 this morning in Santa Maria de la Paz Catholic Church in Santa Fe. Othmer died Tuesday. He was 63. supercomputing
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A passion for what people can doMaking a computer that runs at 1 thousand trillion operations per secondThe success of Roadrunner supercomputer is due to a large team of incredibly talented individuals focused on a common goal. . . Currents, the Laboratory's monthly employee magazine, is now available online.  |
Roadrunner, a new hybrid computer moves at petaflop/s speed
World's highest magnetic fields help scientists investigate materials
Monte Carlo code predicts subatomic particle interactions