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Today
8 a.m. – 10:15
EHS 10: Introduction to ES&H at Berkeley Lab
Building 50 Auditorium
9 a.m.
ESG/SSG Monthly Meeting,The New fsec Linac X-Ray
Source at the ALS, John Corlett
Building 2, Room 100B
4 p.m.
SEMINAR: Life Sciences Division,TBA, Anthony
Bretscher, Cornell University
Building 66 Auditorium
5:30 – 7 p.m.
California Colloquium on Water, Water in Landscape
Heritage Conservation & Design: Lessons from the
Taj Mahal, James Wescoat, Jr., University of Illinois
at Urbana-Champaign
105 North Gate Hall
Tomorrow
10 a.m.
Monthly test of LBNL Public Address system, followed
immediately by the Building Manager radio test AND
the LBNL Amateur Emergency radio net.
10:30 a.m. –noon
EHS 135:Earthquake/Wildland Fire Safety
Building 48-109
11 a.m.
Nuclear Science Division Colloquia,Order and Quantum
Phase Transitions in the Cuprate Superconductors,
Subir Sachdev, Yale University
Building 50 Auditorium
6 – 8 p.m.
EHS 125: Infant/Child CPR
Building 48, Room 109
Full EH&S
class schedule
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Soup: Vegetable Tuscan
Origins: Mahi Mahi Skewers
Adobe Cafe: Taco Salad
Fresh Grille: Crab Cake Burgers
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11
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Partly to mostly cloudy
Extended
Forecast
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Tracking Cancer in 3-D, One Cell at a Time
Hoping to track cancer as it spreads cell-by-cell through
the body, Berkeley Lab researchers have developed a way to
shape high-resolution microscopy images into three-dimensional
renditions of tissue such as mammary ducts. The result is
a microscopic look at the molecular and genetic underpinnings
of cancer on a glandular scale. "In the future, we could
analyze any three-dimensional tissue sample for its genetic
and cellular activity," says Carlos Ortiz de Solorzano,
a staff scientist in the Life Sciences Division. Full
Story.
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'Rebuilding'
Team
Looking For Recruits
The
San Francisco Rebuilding Together (formerly Christmas in April)
program is looking for volunteers for an energy efficiency
building
team. Berkeley Lab employees have in the past participated
in the program’s efforts to rehabilitate and repair homes
for low-income, disabled or senior citizens. This year’s
project, scheduled for a weekend in late April, will include
energy efficiency measures. No experience is necessary. For
details, contact Allan Chen in Environmental Energy
Technologies, [email protected]
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UC
Berkeley Long-Range Development Plan
How
will the future development of the UCB campus affect the physical
environment of the community? UC Berkeley Capital Projects
invites all members of the public to attend an information
session to learn about the scope and key issues for the 2020
Long-Range Development Plan (LDRP). The meeting will be conducted
in an informal, open-house format. It will be held on Thursday
from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the North Berkeley Senior Center.
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Beware
of 'Friendship
Screen-Saver' Email
Anyone
receiving email with the message: "Enjoy this Friendship
Screen Saver..." should delete it immediately. The so-called
screen saver is actually the deadly YAHA worm. YAHA is a mass
mailing worm that uses e-mail addresses stored in the Windows
Address book and also collects addresses from .ht* files to
distribute infected messages. Do not open the attachment, and
be sure to avoid forwarding the message to anyone else. Read
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Enrollment
Deadline Today for Advanced Windows 2000 Security Course
Today
is the deadline for enrolling in the free Advanced Windows 2000
Security Course, to be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday,
March 14 in the Building. 50 auditorium. To enroll, visit https://hris.lbl.gov/ |
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