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Today
8:30 a.m.
EHS 62: MoveSMART
51-201
9
a.m.
EHS
116: First Aid
48-109
1
p.m.
EHS
66: MoveSMART Retraining
51-201
Tomorrow
Noon
Summer Lecture Series
Toward a Commercially Viable
Fuel Cell
Steve Visco, Materials Sciences
50 Auditorium
Computing Sciences Summer
Student Seminar
Thoughts on Charting a
Successful Career
Deb Agarwal, Computational Research
50A-5132
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Market Carvery: Roast Beef Cross Rib
w/Potatoes
Fresh Grille: Garden Burger with Onion
Rings
Menutainment:
Fiesta Taco Salad
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6:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. |
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11 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. |
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Full
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Concord
WaterWorld
Tickets Also Available
The
Employee Activities Association will be selling discount tickets
to summer amusement parks today – and every Tuesday
-- from noon to 12:30 in the cafeteria lobby. Besides Disneyland
and Six Flags Marine World, the EAA will also be providing
information on tickets to WaterWorld in Concord. Employees
in Building 937 should contact Arabella Dolino at 4012. |
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Multi-program
R&D
Targets Arm Discomfort
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Dellinges
with
arm supports |
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A
new cooperative ergonomics R&D initiative has been
launched at Berkeley Lab to create a novel arm support
system to enhance musculoskeletal comfort during sitting
tasks at the computer or standing at a bench top. The
aim is to reduce the likelihood of cumulative trauma
injuries to the upper extremities. This initiative was
developed jointly by Jeffrey Chung (EH&S)
and Michael Siminovitch (EETD), with cooperation
from Steve Dellinges and Robin Lafever
in the Engineering Division’s DesignWorks. Seed
money for the initial concept came from EH&S Division
Director David McGraw. Phase two will include field
testing at the Lab.
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Science
Special Section
Looks At Dark Energy
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satellite model |
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Dark
stars, the dark age, dark matter, and dark energy are
the major components of the dark side of the universe:
96% of the universe consists of mass and energy we can't
see and don't really understand. Fortunately, the badly
outnumbered 4% of luminous matter feels the dark side
through gravity and other forces. Stellar struggles with
the dark side, which we can see through gravity and electromagnetic
emissions, have much to tell us about the bulk of the
universe. Six featured stories in the lastest issue of
Science probe this mystery and how it will be solved,
including the use of SNAP, Berkeley Lab’s supernova-searching
satellite project.
Full story. |
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City, Oklahoma |
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Air Project
Includes Lab Scientist
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Sextro
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Rich
Sextro of Berkeley Lab’s Environmental
Energy Technologies Division is among the nearly150
scientists, engineers, and student assistants
who are involved in an atmospheric dispersion
study this month in Oklahoma City, OK. Sponsored
by the Department of Energy, the Department of
Homeland Security and the U.S. Department of Defense
– Defense Threat Reduction Agency, the study
will track the air movement of safe, non-toxic
tracer gases in and around city buildings. This
will aid scientists in better understanding how
chemical and biological agents are spread. Sextro
will be involved in the indoor air analysis.
Full story. |
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| EAA
Clubs Fair
Scheduled for July
The
Employee Activities Association (EAA) is organizing
a "Meet the Clubs" fair on Wednesday,
July 23 from noon to 1 p.m. on the cafeteria lawn.
Representatives of the 19 recreational, cultural
and wellness clubs will be available to talk with
visitors about their groups and hand out information.
Refreshments and entertainment will be provided.
For more information, contact [email protected]
or visit
the website here. |
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