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Today
11
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Nuclear Science Division Colloquia
The Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer Experiment on the
International
Space Station, Nobel laureate Samuel C.C. Ting,
MIT
Building 50 Auditorium
1
p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
EHS 260, Basic Electric Hazard Awareness
Building 51, Room 201
Tomorrow
9
a.m. – noon
EHS 400, Radiation Protection Fundamentals
Noon
Environmental Energy Technologies Division Seminar
Evolution of the Distributed Utility Concept 1988
- 2003
Joe Iannucci, Distributed Utility Associates
Building 90, Room 3148
1:30 p.m.
SEMINAR
Surface Science And Catalysis Series Fundamental
Studies of Transition Metal Sulfide Catalytic Materials:
The Forgotten Role of Carbon
Russell R. Chianelli, University of Texas at El Paso
Building 66 Auditorium
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Soup: Broccoli and Cheese
Origins: Beef Bourguignon
Adobe Cafe: Cordon Bleu
Fresh Grille: Tuna Melt
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SECON level 2
More Information
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Do-or-Die
at Yucca Mountain
By
David Ewing Duncan
The
regulatory tug-of-war over Nevada's nuclear waste dump has
dragged on for decades. Meanwhile, temporary sites across
the country are overflowing with radioactive fuel rods - making
them perfect targets for terror. As the debate continues,
Berkeley Lab is responsible for hydrological and thermal-hydrological-chemical
testing and modeling at Yucca Mountain’s Exploratory
Studies Facility. Read the full
story here.
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Anne
Fleming Retires After 43 Years at Lab
Today is the last day to make reservations to a farewell fete honoring
Anne Fleming, Report Coordinator at the Building 50 Library,
as she retires from Berkeley Lab following a 43-year tenure on campus
and at the lab. Her retirement reception will be held in Perseverance
Hall from 3 p.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday, March 31, her final day at
the Lab. Reservations can be made through Yeen Mankin, meeting and
event planner for Computing Sciences, at [email protected]
or 7580.
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Nobel
Laureate Ting Speaks Today at Lab
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Nobel
laureate Samuel C.C. Ting will speak at a Nuclear Science Division
Colloquia concerning the alpha magnetic spectrometer experiment
on the international space station today at 11 a.m. in the Building
50 Auditorium. Ting was co-awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics
in 1976 for his pioneering work in the discovery of a new heavy
elementary particle. In 1977, he was selected as the first recipient
of the Thomas Dudley Cabot Institute Professorship at MIT, where
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Expect
Minor Traffic
Delays Tomorrow
Trucking activities will begin at Building 51 starting tomorrow.
Minor traffic delays may be experienced on Cyclotron Road and at
the traffic circle in front of Building 51. For your safety, please
obey directions from flagmen. For questions or additional information
contact Richard Stanton at 6221 or John Patterson at 6357.
In addition, the Site Wide Water Project will have a road closure
in effect today through Friday from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. The N driveway
along the south side and west end of Building 10 to Building 80
will be closed. The N parking lot in front of Building 80 and Building
2 will not be accessible during these three days. For more information,
call Sam Birky at 7932, pager 448-6387, or cell 708-6028.
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