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Thursday, April 6, 2006 Designated Procurement Representative project moving forwardSupply Chain Management (SUP) Division’s Designated Procurement Representative project will help Laboratory organizations improve their ability to order items and services that now require a purchase request.
Area pueblo governor Garcia speaks Monday at Lab
Former Laboratory staff member Joe Garcia and current Ohkay Owingeh (formerly San Juan) Pueblo governor will talk about Indian health and education at 11 a.m. Monday (April 10) at the Laboratory.
Research Library news now available in Web log
The latest news and information about the Laboratory's Research Library (STB-RL) can now be found on a library Web log.
EMR: Stay away from suspicious packages
Laboratory hazardous devices team personnel who responded earlier this week to a report of a suspicious package near the Otowi Building at Technical Area 3 had more than the package to deal with: they also had to contend with Laboratory employees walking dangerously close to and remaining in the area after being asked to move farther away.
Proposals sought for joint research with New Mexico Tech
The Laboratory and the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology are accepting proposals for funding for research in the areas of astronomy and astrophyics, earth sciences (including geophysics, hydrology, and atmospheric physics), energetic materials, materials science and the Magdalena Ridge Observatory under the sponsorship of a Joint Science and Technology Laboratory. supercomputing
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Robinson and Fresquez monitor air, soil, animals, plantsData looks very favorable as the Lab continues working to mitigate its impact on the environmentFresquez and his team are sampling lakes and rivers to determine the source and migration of potential contaminants. Currents, the Laboratory's monthly employee magazine, highlighting people in the workplace.  |
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