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NMT Announces 1999 S&T Awards
The following division members have won the 1999 NMT Science and Technology Achievement Awards: Mary E. Barr, John M. Berg, *David L. Clark, John D. Farr, George J. Havrilla, Heather T. Hawkins, *Gordon D. Jarvinen, Jane A. Lloyd, Dennis D. Padilla, Roland K. Schulze, Dane R. Spearing, Jeffrey H. Terry, Jr., *D. Kirk Veirs, David M. Wayne, Laura A. Worl, *Jennifer S. Young, and Thomas G. Zocco.
This award is based on their publications in refereed journals, conference presentations, and LA reports from July 1, 1998, through June 30, 1999. The list also includes the authors and co-authors of the five best poster papers in the May Division Review. *Those with an asterisk have won both the most-published authors awards and the best Division Review poster awards.

Division Director Steps Down
Division Director Bruce Matthews is transferring to the Science and Technology Based (STB) Program Office until December, when he will take a position in the Senior Scientific Manager Return to Research Program at one of the University of California campuses. Actinide Research Quarterly wishes him well in his goal to develop an integrated, multi-campus set of research proposals in support of Lab programs in stockpile stewardship, threat reduction, environmental stewardship, and supporting science missions.

Second in a series, the Plutonium Futures-The Science conference will be held July 10-13, 2000, in Santa Fe, New Mexico. An international conference, it will consist of a student tutorial, a plenary session, and technical presentations covering all aspects of actinide science. Additionally, it will provide a forum for illustrating and enhancing capabilities, interests, and issues in these areas. Scientists, engineers, and students from universities, national laboratories, DOE's nuclear complex, and throughout the world are encouraged to participate and make technical contributions. For further information, to view the call for papers, or to submit a paper, please visit the conference Web site at http://www.lanl.gov/pu2000.html.

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