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Today
8 a.m. 12:30 p.m.
EHS 432, Radiation Protection-Lab Safety
Building 51, Room 201
Enrollment
and EHS courses
Monday
4:30
p.m.
UC Berkeley Department of Physics' Colloquium
High Temperature Superconductors 16 Years Later:
Where do we stand?
Professor Patrick Lee, Visiting Miller Professor, MIT
1 Le Conte Hall
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Soup: Boston Clam Chowder
Origins: S. Western Tri-Tip
Adobe Cafe: Burritos
Fresh Grille: Fresh Salmon
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B'fast: |
6:30
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Lunch: |
11
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Full
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Sunny
Extended
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SECON level 2
More Information
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Special War Events On Campus Next Week
UC Berkeley Chancellor Robert Berdahl has invited the campus
and lab communities to attend two special events next week that
foster dialogue and education about the war with Iraq. On Monday
at 8 p.m. on Sproul Plaza, a quiet nighttime vigil is planned
during which conversation and reflection will be shared. On
Tuesday night, a faculty forum, "War in Iraq" will
be held at 7:30 p.m. in Zellerbach Hall. Faculty members will
share their expertise on such topics as the war's impact on
the Middle East, foreign policy, the economy, and the peace
movement. Tickets, which are free, will be available at the
Zellerbach Box Office Monday and Tuesday. Details can be found
here.
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Web-based
System Will Report Med
'Near misses'
The University of California is installing a pioneering Web-based
medical-event reporting system to improve patient safety in
the UC medical centers and quickly pinpoint opportunities
for improvement in patient care. The system will allow frontline
medical workers to report on adverse and “near miss”
medical events from most computers in a UC medical center.
It will provide for early identification of trends and patterns
of medical incidents. Once such patterns are identified, improvements
can be made to improve patient safety. The UC effort is the
first of its type in the nation, linking academic medical
centers on a systemwide basis through the Internet, with provision
for monthly conferences to address findings. Full
story. |
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Electrical
Work
Scheduled Next Week
The Facilities Electrical Department will be performing functional
testing of 12 kV circuit breakers at Electrical Line (Bus)
#1 of Switch Station SW-A6 in the Blackberry Canyon Service
Area next Monday through Friday. Power to buildings in the
Blackberry Canyon Service Area (50 Complex, 51 Complex, 54,
55, 55A, 60, 63, 64, 65 Complex, 67B, 67C, 70, 70A, 71 Complex,
88, 90 Complex) is now being fed from Bus #2 of SW-A6, and
no interruption of power is expected. However, the possibility
of an electrical power interruption always exists. For questions
or additional information, contact Jim Murphy
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Water
Shutoff at Buildings
84 and 85B Tomorrow
Weather permitting, domestic water to buildings 84 and 85B
will be shut off tomorrow from 7a.m. to 4p.m. for Sitewide
Water Project work. For information, call Sam Birky
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Ergonomic
Evaluations
Prevent Injuries
Strains and sprains are common injuries from strenuous exertion,
but muscle soreness or tendon inflammation can also be caused
by frequent light activities, such as computer work. The use
of computers at Berkeley Lab has increased the risk for this
type of injury. A workstation ergonomic evaluation is a way
to identify and correct workplace risks. Employees can request
ergonomic evaluations through their immediate supervisor,
Division
Safety Coordinator or EH&S
Division Liaison. Lab management supports a safe workplace
and encourages ergonomic evaluations and workstation corrections.
Employees should complete recommended ergonomic training,
report injuries, properly utilize ergonomic furniture and
accessories, and use safe ergonomic work practices. Questions
about the Ergonomics Program can be directed to Jeffrey
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