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Today
8
a.m.
New Employee Orientation
50 Auditorium
8
– 2 p.m.
Karats 14K Gold Jewelry Sale
Cafeteria
9
a.m.
ESG/SSG Monthly Meeting
The "New" ARPES: State-of-the-art applications
of angle-resolved valence band photoemission to magnetic multilayers
and metalmonolayers
Building 2-100B
9:10
a.m.
EHS 10: Introduction to EH&S
50 Auditorium
3
– 5 p.m.
CSEE Undergraduate Student
Poster Session
Cafeteria
Tomorrow
3 – 4 p.m
ALS/CXRO Weekly Seminar Series: Femtosecond Electron
Diffraction and Ultrafast Heating in Metals
Zhao Hao, NHMFL, Florida State University
Conference Room 6-2202
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Market Carvery: Roast Turkey Breast,
Mashed Potatoes & Corn
Fresh Grille: Reuben Sandwich with
Fries
Menutainment: Fiesta Taco Salad
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6:30
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11
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| Student
Poster Session
Today in Cafeteria
The
annual Undergraduate Student Poster Session,
in which students who are part of this year’s
research program sponsored by the Center
for Science and Engineering Education show
off their work, will be held today from
3 to 5 p.m. in the cafeteria. This rare
opportunity to witness the breadth of research
conducted at Berkeley Lab through the experience
of students is open to all employees. Refreshments
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Contemporary Art Explores Human Genomics
From
glowing bacteria to transgenic mice and "manimals,"
the Gene(sis) exhibit, on display at the UC
Berkeley Art Museum Aug. 27-Dec. 7, presents
artists' visions of a post-genomic future,
featuring nearly one hundred works by renowned
and emerging contemporary artists. In conjunction
with Gene(sis), the Pacific Film Archive will
present Genetic Screenings, a survey of some
of the more provocative moving-image works
that have engaged the genome as either focus
or foil. For groups of five or more, BAM/PFA
is offering special "Double-Helix Evenings,"
including a guided exhibit tour and film program.
Admission is $10 per person. Full
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| On-Line
Interview Notes
Supernova Cosmology
Charles
Seife writes for Science magazine and is the author
of Alpha and Omega: The Search for the Beginning
and End of the Universe. He recently took time out
from his regular assignments to answer questions on
the popular interactive on-line discussion site, "Slashdot,"
about the fate of the universe. And Berkeley Lab’s
Supernova Cosmology Project was central to his explanations.
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| ITER
is Focus of Fusion
Advisory Meeting
The
multi-national collaboration to build the International
Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER), and the project's
impact on the domestic fusion program, was a main topic
of discussion at a July 31 - August 1 meeting of the
Fusion Energy Sciences Advisory Committee. As at a recent
High Energy Physics Advisory Panel (HEPAP) meeting,
other major topics included the need to develop program
performance measures and the need for a consistent set
of criteria, spanning all fields of science, for building
large-scale facilities. Full
story. |
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Gold
Jewelry Sale Today Karats,
the people who regularly visit the lab with sales of 14-karat
gold jewelry, have scheduled a summer visit today from 8 a.m.
to 2 p.m. in the Cafeteria. Chains, bracelets, rings, charms,
earrings and white gold will be featured at the sale, sponsored
by the Employee Activities Association. |
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