Qualified staff are encouraged to apply for the jobs below, or forward to others who might be interested. Go here to see a full listing of open positions.
EEO/AA Manager (Human Resources) Serve as a primary resource and advisor on the development and implementation of the Lab's Affirmative Action Plan, Equal Opportunity, and IRSO policies and procedures.
Microscopy/FACS Manager (Life Sciences) Provide multifunctional technical expertise and support to all researchers using the advanced microscopy and flow cytometry facilities.
Senior Administrator (Materials Sciences) Apply depth and breadth of experience in administrative and financial/budget matters by developing/implementing processes and systems to support the Foundry’s operations.
Videographer (Public Affairs) Document and produce informational, educational, promotional, and multimedia projects for the Lab community.
Special Event: Open House on Oct. 2; Registration Required; Talent Sought The Lab will be hosting a community open house on Saturday, Oct. 2, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event will take place along the Advanced Light Source, cafeteria parking lot, and Building 50 corridor. To ensure safe and comfortable access to all activities, the day will be split into a morning and afternoon session, and registration is required to attend. Employees can drive to the event, but must present a printout of their registration confirmation and their parking permit to Blackberry Gate personnel. Visit the Open House website for additional information. Among the many activities scheduled for the day are performances by Lab staff. Do you have a talent you’d like to share? If so, send e-mail here.
Linfeng Rao (right) of the Chemical Sciences Division and Susan Hubbard of the Earth Sciences Division have been invited to be members of the Department of Energy Environmental Management Technical Experts Group. This group was recently formed to provide technical expertise on a range of factors affecting DOE’s effort to safely cleanup the environmental legacy brought about from five decades of nuclear weapons development and government-sponsored nuclear energy research. Rao and Hubbard were chosen based on their experience in environmental management research and their expertise in actinide chemistry and subsurface science, respectively.
It's that time of the year! The Berkeley Lab Public Affairs Office is looking for volunteers to join the outgoing and charismatic staff at the Lab’s booth at the Solano Stroll. Solano Stroll is an annual, daylong event that features a parade down Solano Avenue, exotic food, live entertainment, and informational booths staffed by local businesses and organizations. Berkeley Lab will be among those organizations and is looking for volunteers to answer questions and hand out literature for two-hour intervals during the Stroll, which runs from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Those interested in participating can send e-mail here.
Per-Olof Persson (right) and Jon Wilkening of the Computational Research Division’s Math Group have won prestigious career awards from the U.S. Air Force and the National Science Foundation, respectively.
Persson was one of 38 researchers who submitted winning research proposals through the Air Force’s Young Investigator Research Program. He will work on efficient and robust high-order methods for fluid and solid mechanics. Wilkening received a National Science Foundation Faculty Early Career Development Award to conduct research in optimization and continuation methods in fluid mechanics. As part of his five-year award, Wilkening also plans to host students in the Department of Energy’s Computational Science Graduate Fellowship program.
Credit for a photo of the Advanced Light Source was given to the incorrect employee in yesterday's edition of Today at Berkeley Lab. The photo credited to Keoki Seu was actually taken by Dan Parks.
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