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Only
1 Day Until the Runaround
Today
10
a.m.
EHS260
Basic Electric Safety
Bldg. 51-201
11 a.m.
College of Chemistry
New Tools for Chemical Neurobiology: Photoswitchable Ion Channel Ligands
Matthew Banghart
120 Latimer Hall
1:30 p.m.
Surface Science and Catalysis
Water of Pt(111): Structure and Chemical Bond
Hirohito Ogasawara, Stanford U.
Bldg. 66 Auditorium
Tomorrow
11:30 a.m.
Scientific Computing Seminar
Multiscale Simulation: Methodology and Applications
in Silica
Dr. Maohua Du, U. of Florida
50A-5132
1
p.m.
Optimal Aeroacoustic Shape Design Using the Surrogate
Management Framework
Alison Marsden, Stanford U.
50A-5132
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Origins: Chicken Parmigiana, Pasta & Vegetable
Fresh Grille: Chipotle Chicken Sandwich
Menutainment: Spinach Fettucini with
Roasted Vegetables & Garlic Bread
Dinner: Choice of Roasted Teriyaki Chicken; 3 way Combo
Platter Chicken Enchilada, Chili Verde, Beef Taco, w/Rice &
Beans & Cheese; or Spinach Mushroom Stuffed Rock Sole in
a Light Lemon Cream Sauce, with Two Sides
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6:30
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11
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5
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Full
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Lab
Joins EUV
Research Project
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Attwood |
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A
$17 million National Science Foundation grant
to develop laser technologies that will help create
the world’s smallest, most powerful computer
circuits will bring together scientists from Berkeley
Lab, the University of Colorado at Boulder, and
Colorado State University. The collaboration,
headquartered at Colorado State’s Engineering
Research Center (ERC) for Extreme Ultraviolet
Science and Technology, was announced last week
with Berkeley Lab’s David Attwood
and Erik Anderson among the principal
investigators. Full
story.
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Input
on Lab’s
Library Sought
TEID
is asking scientific staff to provide input on
the future of the Lab’s library and the
services it provides. Those interested in offering
feedback can go here
to read an overview of this process and link to
an electronic survey.
Staff
News From Lab’s
CUCSA Representative
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At
their first meeting of the new fiscal year, the
Council of UC Staff Assemblies (CUCSA) met with
a number of speakers and discussed a wide range
of topics, including the budget, communications,
and changes in health care options. Go here
to read a full report from the Lab’s CUCSA
delegate, Linda Rutkowski.
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Side
view of AQP1 |
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Nobel
Chemistry
Cites Lab
Research Work
leading to the Nobel Prize for Chemistry for “discoveries
concerning channels in cell membranes” was supported
with research done here by members of Bing Jap’s
Life Sciences group, which solved the structure of the
AQP1 protein. In fact, Lab researcher Haixen Sui
is cited in the advanced information prepared by the
Nobel Foundation. Go here
to read these documents. Go here
to read an article about the Jap team’s research.
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E-Mail
Interruption
This Evening
The
Lab’s IMAP e-mail system will be down tonight
between 6 and 9 p.m. while software patches are
installed. All mail will be queued and delivered
once the maintenance is complete. For more information,
contact the Help Desk at 486-HELP.
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UC
Releases
Investing Details
By
Matt Marshall
The
University of California has released some information
on the financial returns of its private investments
for retirees, and it points to a slightly sub-par performance.
But UC continues to withhold some important information
on the investments, despite a state Supreme Court decision
last week that forced the university to release such
information. Full
story.
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