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Today
9
a.m. and 1:30 p.m.
Administrative Services Department
Diversity Awareness Planning
Building 50-Auditorium
11
a.m.
CRD Scientific Computing Seminar
Simulation Techniques for NUMA Architectures
Building 50B-4205
11:30
a.m.
Ergonomics Fair
Cafeteria patio
1:30
p.m.
Environment, Health and Safety
Basic Electric
Building 51-201
Tomorrow
10 a.m.
Environment, Health and Safety
Chemical Hygiene for Facilities
Building 51-201
1 p.m.
Scientific Computing Seminar
Anisotropic Triangulations
Jonathan Richard Shewchuk, UC Berkeley
50-A-5132
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Market Carvery: Roasted Flank Steak,
Garlic Potatoes & Vegetable
Fresh Grille: Sloppy Joe with Fries
or Onion Rings & Cole Slaw
Menutainment: Pasta & Pepperoni
Casserole with Side Salad, Garlic Bread
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6:30
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11
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| New
Report Helps Manage Sponsored Research Awards
The
Sponsored Research Award Management Report is now available
through the IRIS Data Warehouse. This report is a result
of the implementation of the Research Administration
Proposal/Project Information Database, known here as
RAPID. For the first time, Lab principal investigators
and their support staff have a single report that provides
current status of committed funding and costs. This
is a first step in a series of reports to support the
management of sponsored research at Berkeley Lab. To
access the Award Management Report, visit the IRIS
home page. For questions about RAPID or the Award
Management Report, contact Phyllis Gale at x6618
or [email protected]. |
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The
Summer of Mars
This
year Mars is closer to Earth than it has been
in over 100,000 years, and prime viewing of the
Red Planet can be done in the coming week. The
Lawrence
Hall of Science is holding a special stargazing
session on Wednesday, Aug. 27 from 9 to 11 p.m.
(weather permitting) on its outdoor plaza. The
Chabot
Space and Science Center is also training
its telescopes on marvelous Mars every Friday
and Saturday through Sept. 6, from dusk to 2 a.m.
Those who miss it this time around will have to
wait 284 years to get another glimpse! |
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| Environmental
Movement Explored at UCB Exhibit
Illustrated
with materials from several collections in the
Bancroft Library, the "Towards A Sustainable
Earth" exhibit — on display from Aug.
21 through Nov. 21 — explores the preservation
of the American wilderness, the use of water resources,
air quality, species survival, the development
of alternative energy resources, and the cumulative
effects of modern life on the environment in California
and the American West. The library houses the
personal papers of David Brower, Francis Farquhar,
and Margaret Wentworth Owings, as
well as several other environmentalists. |
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