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New on today's Estate planning seminar May 23 at Los Alamos High School Leadership Center offers workshop for managers Fidelity Investments at Lab on May 14 - 16 Found: men's watch
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Wednesday, May 08, 2002 
DOE's genome institute to sequence infectious bacteriaThe Department of Energy's Joint Genome Institute of which the Laboratory is a co-founder, is helping identify infectious bacteria, a first step toward developing tests that can be used to rapidly identify their presence in the environment.The Walnut Creek, Calif.-based Joint Genome Institute was created in 1997 by the Laboratory and Lawrence Livermore and Lawrence Berkeley national labs, all operated by the University of California for DOE. To read the news release, click here. Other Headlines Lab publications garner Society for Technical Communication international awards more... DOE's genome institute to sequence infectious bacteria more... Consumer electronics and security briefing today more... UCOP's human resources, benefits department is reorganized more... New Bradbury kiosks show Cerro Grande Fire information more... |
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