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Thursday, May 6, 2004 How computers can re-create prehistoric catastrophes talk this eveningFrontiers in Science public lecture series
The Frontiers in Science Public Lecture Series is in an effort by Laboratory researchers to inform neighboring communities about the broad range of scientific and engineering research at the Laboratory. For more information, see the April 13 Daily Newsbulletin. More information about the series and about Gisler's talk is available at http://stb.lanl.gov/program/frontiers.shtml online. -- Jim Danneskiold Other Headlines Researchers untangle complex network systems more... Welch analysis identifies additional salary adjustments more... State environment chief Curry visits Laboratory more... How computers can re-create prehistoric catastrophes talk this evening more... April Laboratory Connection focuses on tribal-Lab relations more... |
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Galen Gisler of Thermonuclear Applications (X-2) will speak on "Calculating Extinction: The Meteor Impact That Killed the Dinosaurs," at 7:30 this evening in the James A. Little Theater at New Mexico School for the Deaf in Santa Fe. Gisler's talk is the latest in the Laboratory's Frontiers in Science lecture series.