Erbschloe and Director Steve Chu

Donald Erbschloe, nominated as the new chief operating officer for DOE's Office of Science, visited the Lab yesterday, making stops at the Molecular Foundry, Bevatron, and Advanced Light Source. He also heard a presentation on computing science research here, as well as an overview of the Lab's Operations, Environmental Health and Safety, and Facilities Divisions. Erbschloe is touring the country to visit all Office of Science labs to familiarize himself with their operations. Before this position, he was the Commander and Deputy Director of the Air Force Office of Scientific Research.

Call For Outstanding Reports, Publications

Employees are asked to submit their outstanding publications and reports. DOE requires an account of all Berkeley Lab report numbers, which have been requested through Report Coordination. For a list of outstanding reports, go to the Exceptions Report on the "Publishing at Berkeley Lab" website. For specific requirements, see the RPM, Section 5.02A. Contact Report Coordination (x5604) for additional information.

'EndNote' Workshop
Given on March 17

A workshop on using EndNote, an online search tool, reference database and bibliography maker, takes place on Thursday, March 17 from 8 a.m. to noon in Building 90-0026. The program specializes in storing, managing, and indexing information in libraries. Go here to register (ASD 9021).

Clarke Delivers Faculty Lecture on 'SQUIDS'

Clarke

Lab materials scientist John Clarke has been chosen by UC Berkeley's Academic Senate to present a Faculty Research Lecture on Tuesday at 5 p.m. in the Berkeley Art Museum Theater (2621 Durant Ave.). The distinguished lectureship was created in 1913, at the request of Chancellor Benjamin Ide Wheeler, for "the presentation of results of research at the University of California." Clarke is noted for work in superconductivity. His talk is entitled "The Ubiquitous SQUID: From Cosmology to Medicine."