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10 a.m.
EHS 339
Asbestos Awareness
Bldg. 51-201
10:30 a.m.
Center for Beam Physics
Control and Spectroscopy of Electrons on an Attosecond Time Scale
Reinhard Kienberger, Vienna University of Technology
Bldg. 71-264
11 a.m.
EHS 345
Chemical Hygiene for Facilities
Bldg. 51-201
Noon
Employee Activities Assoc.
Yoga Class
Naomi Hartwig
Bldg. 70A-3377
EETD
Negawatts vs. Megawatts: Recovering California's Secret Energy Surplus
John Domingos, Energy Conservation Finance Institute
Bldg. 90- 3148
1 p.m.
Scientific Computing
Performance Characteristics of the Cray X1 and Their Implications for Application Performance Tuning
Hongzhang Shan
Bldg. 50A-5132
Monday
No Events Scheduled
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Morning
Additions: Two Eggs with Cornbeef Hash and Biscuits
Origins: Shrimp Louis
Fresh
Grille:
Grilled Ham & Cheese with Side Salad & Fries
Menutainment:
Viva La Burrito
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Foundry Included in New
UC Nanotechnology Site
The University of California Office of the President has added a new page to its system-wide website focusing on campus and lab efforts in the field of nanotechnology. The page serves as an index to the range of programs being conducted throughout the system, including Berkeley Lab's Molecular Foundry, with navigation links to each listed subject. Go here to see the new site.
Property Management
Class on Wednesday
The
Lab's ASD Academy and the Property Management group
are presenting a workshop on "Managing Property in a
Dynamic Environment" on Wednesday, from 10 to 11 a.m.,
in Building 2-100B. Gavin Robillard will lead
the class, which is appropriate for employees who assist
with property accountability on any level. It will provide
a thorough understanding of property classifications,
management requirements and access to resources essential
to maintaining accurate and up-to-date records. Go here
to register (ASD9022).
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Address On The Web
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Couldn't
catch the State-of-the-Lab address presented by Director
Charles Shank yesterday, either in person or via
live web stream? Not to worry. A video of the event has
been archived and is available to computers using Windows
operating systems running the Internet Explorer web browser.
Go to the Lab's A-Z Index and select "Virage."
Click on "Online Presentations" from the menu,
then the "View Program Guide List" link. Click
on "Archived Webcasts," select "State of
the Lab 2004," then click the Real player preference
button to begin playback. RealPlayer software is also
required. Go here
to download a free copy.
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PNAS To Provide Free
Access to its Contents
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The
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, PNAS,
one of the world's most-cited multidisciplinary scientific
serials, is going to be free on-line to everyone around
the world. In a June 8 editorial, Nicholas Cozzarelli,
PNAS editor-in-chief, announced a new policy aimed at
providing "unfettered access" to scientific literature.
Policy changes include putting all PNAS content from
the first volume, published in 1915, to articles published
just 6 months ago, on-line and available at no charge.
Go here
to read the editorial.
DOE Will Bid Livermore,
Los Alamos Separately
The Department of Energy (DOE) has announced that it will conduct separate competitions for the management of Los Alamos and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories, both now managed by the University of California (UC). The department also announced it will extend the current contract for Livermore beyond its current September 30, 2005, expiration date in order to separate the two competitions. Go here to read DOE's press release, and here to read a statement from Robert Foley, UC Vice President for Lab Management.
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