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Today
Noon
Employee Activities Assoc.
Yoga Class with Naomi Hartwig ($10/$12)
Bldg. 70A-3377
1 p.m.
Scientific Computing
Kinetic Lattice Monte Carlo Study of Vacancy Assisted Arsenic Diffusion and Time Dependent Clustering Effects in Silicon
Ben Haley, UC Davis
Bldg. 50F-1647
2 p.m.
Nanoscale Science & Engineering
Nanodefect Engineering for Improved Si Solar Cell Materials
Eicke Weber
390 Hearst Mining Bldg.
Monday
4 p.m.
Life Sciences
The Indexing Potential of Histone Lysine Methylation
Thomas Jenuwein, Institute of Molecular Pathology
Bldg. 66 Auditorium
4:30 p.m.
Physics
Solar Transition Region ? Shocks in Action?
Margarita Ryutova, LLNL
1 LeConte Hall
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Editions: Two Eggs, Corned Beef Hash, & Toast
Menutainment: Chicken or Pork Burrito
The Fresh Grille: Fish Sandwich with Cole Slaw & Fries
Market Carvery: Spaghetti with Meatballs and Two Sides
Special Deal: Pepsi, Diet Pepsi,
Moutain Dew, Sierra Mist 12 packs for $2.99
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'Diaries' Chronicle
World Year of Physics
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Heeger
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Members
of the InterAction Collaboration for particle physics
communication recently launched "Quantum Diaries," a website
that will follow the lives of some 25 physicists worldwide
as they live the World Year of Physics, 2005. In their
own words, in blogs, photographs and video clips, and
in half a dozen languages, the Quantum Diarists, including
the Lab's own Karsten Heeger, will give
readers a real-time picture of the lives of 21st-century
scientists, as they convey their experiences, thoughts,
impressions, triumphs and disappointments throughout the
year. Go here
to read Heeger's entry, and here
to view the diary site.
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Let Library Know Which Journals
You Want
Scientific researchers and engineers are invited to take a survey to let the Lab's library know which journals should be kept. The library was faced with a large potential budget cut, but is now restoring a high level of journal subscriptions. The survey will help administrators determine the importance of individual journals in order to make appropriate subscription decisions. The survey was created by the Computing and Communications Services Advisory Committee and the Information Technologies and Services Division. Go here to take the survey.
Supervisor Training
Sponsored by HR
Human Resources has announced the launch of seven new supervisor training courses. The first class, "Labor and Employee Relations at Berkeley Lab," will be held on Wednesday, Jan. 26. The second class, "Hiring Policies and Processes," is on Friday, Jan 28. Future class topics include "What is Workplace Harassment?," "Preventing Workplace Violence," "Compensation for Managers," "Hiring Policies and Processes," "Interviewing Skills," and "Screening Resumes and Conducting Reference Checks." The classes are free. Go here to view course descriptions (select Mgmt/Supervisor Course Type) and register.
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