Beryllium's cellular assault
Researchers at the Laboratory, seeking to better understand the pathology of chronic beryllium disease are studying the fundamental properties of metal interaction with carboxylate molecules, carbon/oxygen structures that are common in the body, to better understand how metals, specifically beryllium in water solution, might attack human cells.
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Motorists beware!
Travel will be “messy” on Saturday as road crews apply a tack coat as part of the road construction project on East Jemez Road, warns Ed Hoth of Utilities and Infrastructure (FWO-UI).
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UC President Atkinson receives lifetime achievement award from professional
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University of California President Richard Atkinson on Thursday received the 2002 Award for Outstanding Lifetime Contribution to Psychology from the American Psychological Association.
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New chemical inventory system goes live next Wednesday
The Laboratory's new chemical inventory system becomes operational next Wednesday, Aug. 28.
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Lab hosts state hazmat challenge to test readiness of responders
Members of the New Mexico National Guard team works to mitigate a leak in the valve/pipe tree at Thursday's 2002 New Mexico Hazmat Challenge at Technical Area 49.
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Tackling bioterrorism ... and more
The latest issue of DOE Pulse is available online.
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