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Today
8
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New Employee Orientation
50 Auditorium
9
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ESG & SSG Monthly Meeting: Imaging Cells with X-rays,
Carolyn A. Larabell, Associate Professor UCSF-Department
of Anatomy and Berkeley Lab Life Sciences Division
Bldg. 2-100B
9
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EHS 123: Adult
Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation
48-109
9:10
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EHS 10: Introduction to EH&S
50 Auditorium
Noon
Computer Protection Brown Bag
“Solar Sunrise: Dawn of a New
Threat”
Video documentary
70A-3377
Tomorrow
9:30-11:30 a.m.
Windows Desktop Systems Security Course
50 auditorium
Noon
Summer Lecture Series
Next Generation Lighting Technologies: From the Lab to
the Marketplace
Michael Siminovitch, EETD
50 Auditorium
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Market Carvery: Breaded Pork Loin
Fresh Grille: Beef
Fajita Quesadilla
Origins:
Szechwan Vegetable
Menutainment:
Fiesta Taco Salad
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11 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. |
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Next
Summer Lecture:
Future Lighting Technology
Michael
Siminovitch will be the featured
speaker at tomorrow's summer lecture,
"The Next Generation of Lighting
Technologies: From the Lab to the
Marketplace," at noon in the
Building 50 auditorium. For the past
several years, Siminovitch, a researcher
in the Environmental Energy Technologies
Division, has worked to package efficient
lighting in an easy-to-use and good-looking
lamp. His immensely popular “Berkeley
Lamp” has redefined how America
lights its offices. Read more about
Siminovitch’s work here.
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Free
Public Lecture
By Nobelist Borlaug
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Norman
E. Borlaug, who was awarded the
1970 Nobel Peace Prize for developing
methods to help the world's poorest
nations feed themselves, will be presenting
a free public lecture on Thursday at
7:30 p.m. in 145 Dwinelle Hall, UC Berkeley
campus. Borlaug is an international
expert on high-yielding disease-resistant
crops whose research sparked the “green
revolution.” Borlaug is on campus
as featured speaker for the 2003 Beahrs
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| Fidelity
Retirement
Planning Rep
Here Tomorrow
A
representative from Fidelity Investments
will be on-site to meet individually
with employees tomorrow in Building
70, Room 191. Fidelity Investments
are available to UC's 403(b) participants
in addition to the UC-managed investment
funds. Call the Fidelity Central Reservation
System at 1-800-642-7131 to set up
an appointment with the Fidelity representative.
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UC
Warns of Fee Hikes, Enrollment Cuts
With
deepening state budget cuts a likelihood
this year and next, University of California
President Richard C. Atkinson has warned
that the result may well be higher student
fee increases this year and constraints
on student enrollments beginning next year.
In a letter to the university's Board of
Regents, Atkinson outlined a proposal for
absorbing additional budget cuts in the
2003-04 fiscal year. Full
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Sees the Light
On the Atomic Scale
Hidden
within cell phones, laptops, and digital
cameras, lithium-ion batteries increasingly
power the world. For the first time, researchers
have imaged individual lithium ions, an
achievement that could lead to better battery
designs. In the July Nature Materials,
Shao-Horn and her co-workers at Berkeley
Lab and the University of Bordeaux I in
Pessac, France, describe how they produced
a picture of the arrangement of atoms in
the electrode material lithium cobalt oxide.
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