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Builders Place Final Beam in First Phase of CMRR Project
July 22 — Workers hoisted the final steel beam atop the skeleton of what will be the Radiological Laboratory Utility Office Building at the Laboratory Tuesday morning, marking a milestone for the first of three phases in the multiyear Chemistry and Metallurgy Research Replacement Project (CMRR).
Los Alamos scientists write in Physics Today about enabling largest superfund cleanup to date
September 1 — Two scientists at Los Alamos National Laboratory have published a feature article in the September issue of Physics Today.
Los Alamos and Sandia to dedicate Center for Integrated Nanotechnologies
August 16 — Los Alamos National Laboratory is hosting a ceremony to dedicate the Center for Integrated Nanotechnologies (CINT) Facility.
Dedication of National Security Science Building
May 18 — Dedication of National Security Science Building (NSSB).
SERF's up
May 3 — A new facility that will save nearly 21 million gallons of water a year-the equivalent of about 100 households- became fully operational today. The Sanitary Effluent Reclamation Facility (SERF) will be used to further treat sanitary effluent from the Laboratory's domestic wastewater treatment facility.
New parking garage opens
May 2 — For employees wishing for the "good old days" when parking was plentiful, those days are returning, and will be even better than before. Today, a new $5.6 million parking structure on the corner of West Jemez Road and Casa Grande Drive opened for employee and visitor parking - 11 months ahead of schedule.
Laboratory announces organizational changes
October 12 — As part of efforts to strengthen laboratory operations and the senior management team, Los Alamos National Laboratory Director George P. Nanos today announced a reorganization of his senior management team and the Laboratory's Operations Directorate. Effective October 13, 2004, the Operations Directorate will be split into two directorates that will provide enhanced services and functions to the Laboratory.
Lab receives Pollution Prevention awards
April 15 — Ambassador Linton Brooks, National Nuclear Security Administration administrator, presented 2004 NNSA Pollution Prevention Best-in-Class awards to two projects at Los Alamos National Laboratory on Thursday. The projects selected for recognition include revamping heavy equipment shop operations to eliminate persistent waste streams and the elimination of a hazardous chemical in the process to determine the nucleotide sequence of DNA.
Lab requests environmental assessment on Bioscience facility
February 12 — The Department of Energy's Los Alamos National Laboratory has taken an important step in evaluating the possibility of adding additional capability for biological research.
