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Immele to reprise talk on national security programs

Laboratory Deputy Director for National Security John Immele will reprise his colloquium, "National Security Perspectives," at 1:10 this afternoon in the Administration Building Auditorium at Technical Area 3.

More than 100 people were turned away due to space limitations when Immele on April 13 delivered his forward-looking overview of the Laboratory's stockpile stewardship and threat reduction programs. Only Q-cleared employees may attend.

Immele's review, a "state of the programs" talk, complements the state of the Laboratory talk delivered by Laboratory Director G. Peter Nanos last month. Nanos has asked all the Laboratory's deputy and associate directors to review the work for which they are responsible and offer status reports for employees.

Immele's review includes how recent changes in the national and international security environment might affect Laboratory program priorities. These topics include the Nuclear Posture Review and expected changes in stockpile composition, defense transformation, nonproliferation, counterterrorism and homeland security.

For more information about the talk, see the April 14 Daily Newsbulletin.

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