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Today
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
Tomorrow
Noon
Environmental Energy Technologies Division Seminar
Equilibrium Analysis of Forward Markets for Electricity
and Reserves, Afzal Siddiqui, Electricity Market
Studies, EETD, LBNL
Building 90, Room 3148
4 p.m.
Physics Division Research Progress Meeting
A Measurement of the t-tbar Production Cross Section
with the CDF Detector in Run IIa, Natalia Kuznetsova
(FNAL/CDF)
Building 50A, Room 5132
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Soup: Chicken Noodle
Origins: Roasted Veal
Adobe Cafe: Mushrm. Ravioli
Fresh Grille: Sausage Snwch
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6:30
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11
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Partly sunny
Extended
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SECON level 2
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| Deadline
for Performance
Award Forms Is April 7
Outstanding Performance Awards (OPAs) recognize and reward an employee’s
significant one-time achievement in support of Laboratory objectives.
The program is meant to encourage development or achievement in
specific areas, such as EH&S, total quality management, technology
transfer, cost containment, and affirmative action. OPA nominations
are reviewed three times a year, with the next nomination deadline
on April 7. HR Centers will collect nominations from their Division
or Departments and submit them to the Compensation Department. Supervisors
are encouraged to use the OPA program as a motivational tool to
reward employees for noteworthy accomplishments. More information
about OPAs can be found here,
or through HR Centers. Download nomination
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| Road
Closure
Road N next to Buildings 6 and 37 will be closed to traffic (except
emergency vehicles) tomorrow through Friday due to construction
activities for the Building 6 Southside Expansion project. Traffic
to the Building 80 parking lot will be rerouted to Road N1. Parking
spaces along Road N1 will be barricaded to allow two-way traffic.
Pedestrian traffic will not be allowed through the work area. |
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Happy
Birthday,
City of Berkeley
The
City of Berkeley turns 125 years old tomorrow, and to honor
the occasion, a big citywide party is planned. Mayor Tom Bates
and City Council members invite friends and residents to meet
at 4:30 p.m. at Old City Hall on Milvia Street at Allston for
a giant community photograph. (Prints will later be made available
through the Mayor's office). No signs or placards, but ethnic
or group club wear is encouraged. The photo shoot will be followed
by refreshments and music inside Old City Hall until 6:30 p.m.,
when a short program will celebrate Berkeley's older businesses
and families, and the official birthday cake will be cut. More
events can be found here. |
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Power
Line Testing
Begins This Week
The Facilities Electrical Department will be performing 12kV electricity
switching, testing of circuit protection and relaying schemes prior
to the Lab’s taking service from the Grizzly Substation. Procedures
on all lab power loads are scheduled for April 3, 10 and 14. Tests
are set for April 16 on lines servicing the 50 Complex, 51 Complex,
54, 55, 55A, 60, 63, 64, 65 Complex, 67B, 67C, 70, 70A, 71 Complex,
88, and 90. The activity should be transparent to the Lab community,
and although the possibility of a power interruption always exists,
none is anticipated. For questions or additional information, contact
Jim Murphy at 4175 or Mahesh Gupta
at 5220. |
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