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Tuesday, June 29, 2004New council working to connect Lab organizationsRecognizing that materials research, development and implementation are cross- divisional and a vital part of the Laboratory's mission, Greg Boebinger, Diane Albert, both with Materials Science and Technology (MST) Division and Dan Thoma with the associate director for weapons engineering and manufacturing (ADWEM) created the Materials Science and Engineering Council (MSEC).
Kunkle to tour "new land" via classified talk on Soviet nuclear testing
A Los Alamos scientist who has studied the history of U.S. and Soviet nuclear testing extensively will take his audience through the "new land" of testing at the arctic site of Novaya Zemlya at a Director's Classified Colloquium.
Services today for Pojoaque Pueblo governor
Funeral services are this morning for Pojoaque Pueblo Gov. Jacob Viarrial, who died Sunday in Juarez, Mexico.
New Web page helps Lab with air quality compliance issues
Meteorology and Air Quality (RRES-MAQ) recently unveiled its new Web page that makes it easier for divisions at the Laboratory to monitor how the Lab complies with various air regulation issues.
UC Web page wins national award
The University of California's Counting California Web site containing a broad array of government economic data and social science information on Monday received a "Documents to the People" award from the American Library Association. supercomputing
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Table-top lasers compete with large acceleratorsGeorge Rodriguez adjusts argon gas pressure inside two-color plasma ionization gas cellsTable-top ultrafast laser based plasma terahertz sources are beginning to rival pulse energies previously obtainable only at large accelerator-based facilities. Currents, the Laboratory's monthly employee magazine, highlighting people in the workplace.  |
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