earned his Ph.D. in 1943, will honor him with the with him honor will 1943, in Ph.D. his earned T Honored byUniversityofRochester Distinguished Scientist Emeritus Ernest Courant Vol. 61-No.17 pleted the General Theory of of Theory General the pleted must bring a photo ID. over and 16 age Lab the to tors free and open to is the public. lecture Visi The public. the and community Lab the to interest general of topics bring to BNL, ates, the company that manages Associ Science Brookhaven by sponsored are Lectures guished Distin BSA Hall. Berkner in p.m. 7 at 30, Wednesday, May on Story,” Mystery Cosmic A Blunder: Biggest “Einstein’s titled Lecture Distinguished BSA a give will University, ern West Case at Astronomy and L ‘Einstein’s Biggest Blunder: A Cosmic Mystery Story’ Lawrence M.KrausstoGiveBSADistinguishedLecture,5/30 Rochester’s Distinguished Scholar Medal.arship and teaching, we are proud to presentphysics toand him for his dedication to the idealsration of and schol discovery. For his many contributionsCourant to has an exemplary record of scientific explo scientist emeritus. distinguished of position the holds he where Laboratory, National Brookhaven at consult to continues he Sciences, of Academy National of the member A Sciences. of Academy York New Physical Society, and the Boris Pregel Prize of the American the of WilsonPrize R. ergy, Robert the En of Department the Awardfrom Fermi Enrico together, andtheoriginsofuniverse. it holding forces the matter, of structure mental inside individual atoms to understand the funda peek to able been have since—physicists lowed fol have that accelerators particle the tor—and accelera focusing strong high-energy, first the developing in breakthrough Courant’s Professor to Thanks physics. particle high-energy modern of fathers founding the of one is Courant fessor Pro accelerators, focusing” “strong of idea the and understand the structure of the universe. scholarshipthinkaboutchangedwehasway the owe a debt to Ernest Courant. His groundbreaking citing Courantandhiswork: release press following the issued University The 19. tomorrow,held ceremony,May be commencement to year’sthis at Medal Scholar Distinguished Rochester In 1915, Albert Einstein com researcher,Ernest and scholar innovative An the include honors Courant’smany Professor originated who researchers of trio the of One All scientists who work in particle physics today Swasey Professor of Physics Physics of Professor Swasey awrenceM.Krauss, Ambrose tinguished Scientist Emeritus Ernest Courant Courant Ernest Emeritus Scientist Dis BNL’stinguished where Rochester, of University he theB ulletin - - - - - p vr 0 er i n lon no is years 20 built over up cosmology of model standard The cosmology. in vations have led to a revolution theory his “biggest blunder.” his to additionthis calledstein Ein expanding, was universe the that discovered was it after however,later, decade a About he thought was a static universe. what for account to constant, cosmological the called tions, equaadditionalhisan topiece added Einstein 1916, In itself. universe the of motion the as of objects in the universe as well motion the understanding for foundationthe laid that theory groundbreaking the Relativity, Since the 1990s, new obser new 1990s, the Since ------implications. scribe its possible de and concept Einstein’s plain ex will Krauss fields. and ticles par elementary of theories tal fundamen the for challenges huge presents and physics in mystery biggest the is origin its does, it If exists. really constant cosmological Einstein’s if ed expect be would what exactly is this Remarkably, space. empty in contained be the universe may of density ergy en the of most that suggest data New accurate. as accepted ger
Roger Stoutenburgh D0230500 Strong Focusing.” Note: See related inside story “Then & Now: Focus on dubbed the string a “Siberian Snake.” — Liz Seubert scientists at Novosibirsk, Russia — it was Courant who ization, a specialized string of magnets was inventeddevice. by To maintain a quality of the beam called polar knownname hegave tocomplicateda new accelerator appreciated among his contributions was the now well- consultantretainedandapresent. the astoleast Not namedDistinguishedwashewhen Scientist Emeritus 1989, December in retirement his after even efforts tinued to support and enliven BNL’s accelerator physics StonyBrook University. His seminal contributions con professorshipmanyheldalso he BNL, atpositions at PhysicsscientisttheDepartment.in years Duringhis physicistwasahe withtenure, 1960,seniorandina visionasanassociate scientist inJune 1948. By1955 AtBNL, Courant joined the Proton Synchrotron Di ------in both mathematicsbothphysin and undergraduatedegreesreceived Toronto,he andinCanada, up grew Krauss City,York New in neutrinoand astrophysics. Born darkofmatter, general relativity nature the universe, early the includestudiesphysicistwhose theoretical known nationally the Advancement ofScience. for Association American the and Society Physical American the of Fellow a is He lecturing. and writing research, his for awards prestigious numerous received has Krauss television. and radio on regularly pears Times York New The for frequently writes also He Beyond Earth…and on Life to Atom’s Odyssey from the Big Bang ning TrekStar of seller, best tional interna the including books, popular six written also has Krauss astronomy, and physics on articles popular numerous as well as publications entific Cosmology and Astrophysics. in Research and Education for Western’sDirector theCenterof Physics. In 2002, he became Case ChairandDepartmenttheof of Physics,Professor Astronomy,of theAmbrose Swasey Professor of tyin 1993, where he was named moved to Case Western Universi Yalehe Universityand1985, in physicssorin andastronomy at profesbecameFellows.a Heof thenjoinedHarvardthe Society InstituteTechnologyof 1982,in Massachusettsthephysicsfrom in Ph.D. a earned He Canada. in University Carleton at ics Lawrence Krauss is an inter an is Krauss Lawrence The author of over 200 sci 200 over of author The Atom: A Single Oxygen Oxygen Single A Atom: and the award-win the and — DianeGreenberg The Physics Physics The n ap and ------. news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/6457427.stm . — Kendra Snyder Kendra — . news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/6457427.stm indeed contribute to the development and highprogressionlevels ofzinc inthe of deposits, AMD. indicating that the mineral might Zinc MayPlayRoleinEyeDisease NSLS UserGroupFinding: the April 2007 edition of in nine post-mortem human eyes with AMD.lines X26AThe and X27A,results, the group measuredpublished the concentration in ofzinc decided to explore the role zinc might play in AMD. rodegenerativediseases suchAlzheimer’sas disease, theresearchers neu information deposit contribute to to known is zincbecause underlying mechanisms of this deposit formation are not clear, but lipid-rich deposits in a part of the eye called Bruch’s membrane. The tal SpecialTrustees, FightforSight,andWilkins AMDfund. Hospi Eye Moorfields (OTKA), Fund Science National Hungarian the DOE, by supported was research Their Branch. TexasMedical of University Kuijk, van Frederik and Inc.; NeuroBioTex, Freder ickson, Christopher Chicago; of University Lanzirotti, Antonio London; of College University Bird, Alan London; Hospital, Eye Cano, all of George Mason University; Tunde Peto from Moorfields Katherine and Linkous, David Flinn, Jane included team research developed world. vision. central AMD is of the leading cause loss of blindness among elderly causes people in the and retina eye’s the affects which (AMD), degeneration macular age-related of development the in A
D2790307 Roger Stoutenburgh D0180602 To read the BBC News article about the research, go to http:// to go research, the about article News BBC the Toread bnl.gov/users/meeting/2007/registration/registration.asp. anyoneattendplanningshouldwww.nsls.thatregistertoat planningcommitteethefree,requests plenarysession is the willbe given on BNL, BES, NSLS, NSLS-II, and the CFN. While Dierker, and NSLS Department Chair Chi-Chang Kao. Updates Aronson,BNL’s Associate DirectorLab LightforSources Steve forBasic Energy Sciences (BES) Pat Dehmer, BNL Director Sam at 11 a.m. Speakers include DOE’s Associate Director of asSciencethe CFN Ribbon Cutting Ceremony immediately following, sessionon Monday morning, May 21, 8:30-10:40 a.m., as well organizations representing the users of the NSLS and the CFN.Association,Users’externalAssociation,Users’CFNand the nanoscience.eventhostedTheissponsoredand NSLStheby highlightsynchrotronutilizecapabilitiesradiationandthat experimental in advances and resultsresearch new porting throughWednesday,re forumfor ameeting Theis23. May Monday,21 fromMayHall Berkner at held be willMeeting T Using a technique called x-ray fluorescence mapping, at NSLS beam One of the hallmarks of AMD is the accumulation of protein and the London, of College University of Lengyel, Imre by Led Joseph Rubino searchers has discovered that the mineral zinc may play a role re of team a (NSLS), Source Light Synchrotron National the t The BNL community is invited to attend the free plenaryfreecommunityattendinvitedtheBNLto Theis A Highlightofthe2007JointNSLS/CFN and Center for Functional Nanomaterials (CFN) Users’ Users’ (CFN) Nanomaterials Functional for Center and NationalSynchrotronJointSource(NSLS)2007Light he See Stories Inside Stories See CFN RibbonCuttingCeremony Then &Now: StrongFocusing Users’ Meeting,5/21-23 Nanoscience 101: Q&As All AreWelcome toAttend CFN Facts&Floor Plan 5/21, 11a.m. Experimental Eye Research , show unexpectedly
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Nanoscience 101 his Monday, May 21, the TBNL community will cel- ebrate the dedication of its new Center for Functional Nanomaterials (CFN). Sci- ence and technology based on nanoscience is expected to be revolutionary, and could lead to groundbreak- ing advances in the design and fabrication of a wide range of products - from au- tomobile tires, to vaccines, to computer chips, to objects not yet even imagined. Below is the second in a series of questions and answers to help familiarize members of the BNL com- munity with nanoscience in general, the types of research planned at the CFN, and health and safety aspects of CFN operations. Q: Why is BNL interested in nanoscience and nanotech- nology? A: Brookhaven’s CFN is one of five DOE Office of Science nanoscale research centers. These facilities are designed to be the nation’s premier user centers for interdisci- plinary research at the na- noscale, serving as the basis for a national program that encompasses new science, new tools, and new comput- ing capabilities. Government support for basic research and develop- ment in its early stages is CFN Building Design required in order to real- Specialized Facilities for the Study of Nanoscience ize nanotechnology’s full potential and to keep the he Center for Functional existence of body heat can af- fices and 40 cubicles U.S. a leader in this field. TNanomaterials (CFN) at fect the ambient conditions in provide workspace for scientists Nanostructured materials Brookhaven National Labora- the STEM lab, controls there are and support staff. and devices will enable new tory provides state-of-the-art ca- adjustable to 0.1 degrees Cel- Building Statistics research directions and the pabilities for the fabrication and sius for temperature and within Green building And Features: potential for unprecedented study of nanoscale materials, 5 percent for humidity. The CFN has been regis- • Total of 94,500 square feet advances in many areas, with an emphasis on atomic- Additionally, the STEM is so tered with the United States • Designated LEED Building including hydrogen-storage level tailoring to achieve desired sensitive to vibration that ve- Green Building Council as a • Vibration & noise-con- materials and fuel cells to properties and functions. hicles driving on nearby road- LEED building, for Leadership trolled research areas decrease U.S. dependence on ways can cause interference. in Energy and Environmental • Anti-static flooring in lab areas petroleum-based fuels; new High-tech tools To help absorb noise and vibra- Design. LEED is the nationally • Use of aluminum and steel medical imaging and treat- The CFN, a 94,500 square tion, 24-inch isolated concrete accepted benchmark for the de- shielding in the main elec- ments; and cleaner and more foot facility, will house some of slabs have been constructed sign, construction, and opera- trical switch gear room and efficient energy generation the world’s most intricate and in some specialized labs, and tion of high performance green service galleys • Wet and dry lab areas and storage. complicated scientific tools, in- polypropylene fibers have been buildings, which offers building • 5,000 square feet of clean Q: Where did nanotechnol- cluding a Scanning Transmission added to certain slabs to damp- owners and operators the tools rooms with dedicated air- ogy come from, and how Electron Microscope (STEM), a en the noise. they need to have an immedi- handlers long has it been around? Low Energy Electron Microscope To avoid radio frequency ate and measurable impact on • Utility galleys A: Nanostructured materials (LEEM), a proximal nanoprobe, and electronic magnet inter- their buildings’ performance. • 62 offices, 40 cubicles are not new. For example, and an electron beam lithogra- ferences, aluminum and steel LEED promotes performance in Sponsor: phy laboratory — all of which shielding has been installed five areas of human and envi- the red and yellow hues in U.S. Department of Energy’s colored glass dating from will enhance research in the at the CFN. The building also ronmental health: sustainable Office of Basic Energy Sci- Roman and medieval times areas of nanocatalysis, the study has anti-static flooring, and site development (such as ero- ences result from the presence of of biological and electronic “drop-down” utility carriages sion control and storm-water Funding: nanometer-diameter gold nanomaterials, and theory and that provide the power supply management), water savings, and silver particles in the computation. These tools and to all the laboratories. A similar energy efficiency, materials $81 million for construction and major equipment glass. However, the abil- other major equipment totaling system exists for vacuum and selection, and indoor environ- ity to probe, manipulate, $19 million annually for opera- $25 million will be installed at compressed air. mental quality. tions understand, and engineer the CFN during 2007. The building also houses The CFN will meet all of the matter at atomic scales has 5,000 square feet of “clean LEED requirements, including Users: only recently come within Design characteristics room areas,” which have me- state-of-the-art heating and An estimated 300 annually our grasp. New machines To ensure optimal perfor- chanical space with dedicated ventilation equipment, roofing from academia, industry, and and tools are continually national laboratories mance, the CFN has some air handling units to filter the materials designed for energy being developed that allow built-in design characteristics. air and keep air particulates to conservation, and noise and vi- www.cfn.bnl.gov researchers to advance the For instance, because the mere very low levels. Sixty-two of- bration-sensitive concrete slabs. frontiers of nanoscience. Q: What unique capabilities Scharff-Goldhaber Prize Ceremony, 5/25 does BNL have in this new Employee Lunchtime Tour frontier? Stony Brook University (SBU) and the Lab communities are invited to attend the award ceremony and reception for the A: Along with the CFN, Come Birding, Today, 5/18 2007 Gertrude Scharff-Goldhaber Prize won by Manuela Ku- the Lab is the home of the Today, May 18, Ernie Lewis of laxizi, SBU graduate student, on Friday, May 25, at 3 p.m., in National Synchrotron Light the Environmental Sciences Source (NSLS), and is expected the Large Seminar Room of the Physics Department, Bldg. 510. Department will lead another to be the site for NSLS-II. These Kulaxizi will give a short seminar on her research titled “Gauge birding expedition to the far facilities will allow researchers theories, gravity and noncommutative geometry.” Refresh- reaches of the BNL fields to study nanomaterials cre- ments will follow the presentation. and meadows. To participate, D0160407
ated at the CFN in incredible meet at the upper lobby of detail, helping to define their LIANS Dinner Meeting, 5/31 Berkner Hall at noon to be structure and function. Once taken by Lab vans to the The next meeting of the Long Island Chapter of the American walk location. Maybe you will the NSLS-II is operational, Nuclear Society (LIANS) will be held on Thursday, May 31, when Mark see a male belted kingfisher researchers from the U.S. and Davis of BNL’s Environmental & Waste Management Services Division like the one at right, photo- elsewhere will have access to will talk on “Wampmissic: From Mid-1800 to Big Science.” The meeting graphed a week or so ago two facilities whose comple- Roger Stoutenburgh will be held at the South Shore Restaurant, Rte. 112, Patchogue. Com- by Lab Photographer Roger mentary nature makes them plimentary appetizers/cash bar will start at 6 p.m., dinner at 7 p.m., and Stoutenburgh. The group will be returned to Berkner by 1 p.m. unique in the world. Davis’s talk at 8 p.m. The cost is $25/person. Reserve by Monday, May Call Elaine Lowenstein, Ext. 2400. 28, leaving a message with Arnie Aronson, Ext. 2606. The Bulletin May 18, 2007
Then & Now — Focus on Strong Focusing Calendar TODAY Friday, 5/18 *Lunchtime Tour - Bird Walk Noon. Berkner Hall lobby. No reservations needed. See notice, page 2. Wear suitable clothes, shoes. Back at Berkner by 1 p.m. — Next Week — Monday, 5/21 *Joint NSLS/CFN Users’ Meeting 8:30-10:40 a.m. Berkner Hall. Plenary session, all welcome. See page 1. *CFN Ribbon Cutting
9-305-52 11 a.m. Center for Functional Nanoscience. All are welcome. Gathered around a quarter-scale model of the Cosmotron magnet are the co-discoverers of strong focusing at BNL: (from left) Ernest Courant, M. Stanley Livingston, and Hartland Snyder. Livingston holds a cardboard cutout 1:30-6 p.m. User Meeting Work- of a quarter-scale strong focusing magnet to show the great reduction in size possible with strong focusing. At shops. See www.nsls.bnl.gov/ users/meeting/2007/schedule/. right is John Blewett, who, shortly after the discovery, extended the principle to linear accelerators. Registration required. ince the early 1950s, scien- motron design improvements celerator physicists “abuzz with IBEW Meeting 6 p.m. Centereach Knights of tists have used accelerators that the Europeans could use in excitement. On learning the D0310500 S Columbus Hall, 41 Horseblock and colliders, machines with their machine. news, they scrapped their idea Rd., Centereach. A meeting for specialized magnets that guide The Cosmotron magnets for a 10 BeV Cosmotron scale- shift workers will be held at 3 beams of subatomic particles were all in the shape of the let- up and began to work on plans p.m. in the union office. The agenda includes regular busi- or synchrotron light for ex- ter “C,” and all facing outwards for a 25 to 30 BeV strongly ness, committee reports, and periments in all kinds of sci- around the ring. One drawback focusing proton synchrotron. the president’s report.
entific exploration. Yet these was that above a certain energy, (Courant’s notebooks of this Roger Stoutenburgh machines and the life-changing magnet saturation would have time are now at the Smithson- Ernest Courant Tues. - Wed. 5/22-23 information they have pro- the effect that the beam was ian Institution.)” *Joint NSLS/CFN Users’ Meeting vided might never have existed focused in the vertical direc- Courant, Livingston, and Synchrotron, where countless Continued. See www.nsls.bnl. if the countries who paid for tion, but unstable in the radial Snyder mailed a paper about important discoveries were to gov/users/meeting/2007/sched- them had decided their cost plane. Livingston asked Cou- their discovery to Physical be made, garnering awards that ule/. Registration required. was too great. In 1950, when rant, an expert on the theory of Review (PR) and John Blewett, included three Nobel Prizes. Thursday, 5/24 BNL was building one of its orbit stability in accelerators, to another BNL Cosmotron accel- *Memorial Day Ceremony earliest world-class machines investigate the effect of revers- erator physicist, sent in a paper Just a Few Benefits Noon. See notice below, left. of discovery, the Cosmotron, ing some of the magnets to face showing how to extend the Strong focusing has made All are welcome. the best way known to make a inward, which would have the new principle to linear acceler- possible many facilities and ex- *Poppy Day Support Effort more powerful accelerator was effect of reversing the satura- ators. Both papers appeared in periments. To name just a few: Noon-1:30 p.m. Berkner Hall to make it larger, using more tion effect in half the magnets, PR of December 1, 1952. Later, at the Lab’s Relativistic Heavy lobby. See notice below, left. and bigger magnets with larger so that it would average out Courant and Livingston were to Ion Collider, extraordinary dis- apertures. But this would take to zero. Courant’s calculations be awarded DOE’s Enrico Fermi coveries about matter and how it Friday, 5/25 far more steel for the magnets showed that reversing the mag- Award for this discovery. behaved during the first instants *Scharff-Goldhaber Prize Ceremony — for ten times more power, nets would focus the particles Unexpectedly, in early of the universe after the Big Bang 3 p.m. Large Seminar Room, 100 times more steel — at pro- in the beam better than before, 1953, it was found that the are being revealed; and further Physics, Bldg. 510. See page 2. hibitive cost. Then, researchers and that if the reversals were idea of strong focusing had insights will be probed at the at BNL — M. Stanley Livingston, closely spaced, the focusing been described and patented Large Hadron Collider soon to be — Week of 5/28 — Ernest Courant, and Hartland effect would be much stronger by Nicolas Christofilos, an operating at CERN, Switzerland. Wednesday, 5/30 Snyder — made a breakthrough — and the strong focusing prin- American-born Greek electrical Crucial findings in medicine, *BSA Distinguished Lecture discovery in accelerator design: ciple was born. engineer. His manuscript had biology, chemistry, and physics 4 p.m. Berkner Hall. Lawrence strong focusing. been wrongly filed in California have been and are being made Krauss will present “Einstein’s Establishing Strong and remained unpublished. As at BNL’s National Synchro- Biggest Blunder? A Cosmic Improving on the Focusing Crease describes, the details of tron Light Source (see story on Mystery Story.” All are wel- Cosmotron As Crease continues with the his scheme were different, but blindness research, page 1) and come. See story on page 1. On May 20, 1952, the BNL story, Snyder then recognized the principle was the same as other light sources such as the — Week of 6/4 — Cosmotron was the world’s and developed an extended the BNL discovery. The Atomic Advanced Photon Source at Ar- first accelerator to reach one analogy between the way mag- Energy Commission (AEC) fol- gonne National Laboratory. And Monday, 6/4 billion volts (BeV), and one nets focus beams of particles lowed Courant, Livingston, research and development on *Talk on Diversity in Workplace month later, to reach 2.3 BeV. and the way lenses focus light Snyder, and Blewett’s lead in ac- the next-generation light source, 10 a.m.-noon. Snyder Hall, As Robert Crease tells the story beams, greatly strengthening knowledging the earlier paper, NSLS-II, is racing toward more Bldg. 911A. See notice below. in Making Physics, his book of the way the new concept could and a license agreement was milestones of new knowledge. Tuesday, 6/5 early BNL history, a delegation be described. The team real- reached between Christofilos No wonder that on May 19, of accelerator scientists from a ized that their discovery would and the AEC and Associated 2007, Ernest Courant will be Retirees’ Get-Together Lunch new lab in Europe, which was mean that more powerful Universities, Inc., the managers again honored for his work, this Noon-3:30 p.m. Bellport Coun- to be called CERN, were due in machines could be built with of BNL. Christofilos was offered time by the University of Roch- try Club. Brookhaven Retired Employees Association (BREA) August to visit the Cosmotron narrower, better focused beams a position at BNL, and joined ester, where he earned his Ph.D. event. To attend, send $30 before they constructed a pro- of particles requiring smaller the Lab in March, 1953, where in 1943 (see story, page 1). The check made to BREA, to BREA, ton synchrotron that would be magnets with smaller apertures Courant and the other accel- “then” of this science story still P.O. Box 5000, Bldg. 475C, Up- ton, NY 1193-5000. See also, similar to it, but scaled up to 10 that would cost much less. erator physicists had already provides for tremendous and 344-2707, www.brea.bnl.gov. to 20 BeV. Livingston organized The CERN visitors arrived on started work on a new machine exciting “now” facilities and a group to brainstorm for Cos- August 4 and found BNL’s ac- — the Alternating Gradient events. — Liz Seubert Memorial Day Ceremony, 5/24 Support Poppy Day Summer Science Explorations Camp At noon on Thursday, May 24, around the flagpole in front to Benefit Vets, 5/24 BNL employees are invited to register their children or grand- of Brookhaven Center, the Brookhaven Veterans Association On Thursday, May 24, 11:45 children of fourth-to-sixth grade for the 2007 Summer Science Ex- invites all the Lab community to attend a Memorial Day Cer- a.m.-1 p.m., BNL retiree Flo plorations Program provided by the Lab’s Science Learning Center emony that they will conduct to recognize the sacrifices of U.S. O’Brien and other Leisure (SLC). This free three-day summer camp will be held during two fallen serviceman and women. Knoll residents representing weeks, Tuesday through Thursday, July 10-12 and August 14-16, For more information, call Don Farnam, Ext. 8248. the American Legion will give 8:30-11:30 a.m. Students will have a hands-on field experience in out poppies, made by veterans, observing habitats on site and spend two days in investigating the Join the BNL Veggie Club! and collect donations to be planet Mars. These programs center on research done at the Lab. Fresh organic produce from a local Long Island farm is avail- used to benefit the veterans. Teaching participants will include SLC science educators, research able, delivered weekly, for those who wish to join the Community The poppies on the Flanders staff, and college interns. Space is limited, so register your child or Supported Agriculture (CSA) at BNL. For 26 weeks, June through battlefields in World War I have grandchild early by contacting the Science Learning Center Office, November, a selection of freshly picked organic produce, based on become a Memorial Day sym- Bldg. 400, Ext. 4495. Students must attend all three days of camp, what is in season, is delivered to BNL for each CSA member to pick bol of all veterans’ dedication. and parents of participating children are welcome to attend. up. The fee for a season of produce is $405. Pay immediately or in installments of $200 on sign-up, by May 31, with two post-dated Talk on Diversity Education, Cultural Sharing, 6/4 checks: $105 for July 10, and $100 for September 4. For informa- tion contact Ruth Comas, [email protected] or Ext. 3545. On June 4, consultant Brian McNaught will to gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender col- give a talk focusing on differences in the work- leagues. This presentation underscores BNL’s Inventors, Take Note place. All employees are invited to join the Diver- commitment to valuing diversity by helping the Arrivals & Departures sity staff for this presentation, which will be held participants understand the impact of day-to- — Arrivals — The Office of Intellectual None in Snyder Hall, Bldg. 911A, 10 a.m.-noon. day encounters on productivity and retention, Property & Sponsored Research — Departures — During his talk, McNaught will help par- and aiding open communication and innova- has moved to Bldg. 185 on Junliang Zhang...... Chemistry ticipants to understand their role in creating a tive approaches to maximizing productivity by Brookhaven Avenue. Frank Laue...... Physics corporate culture that feels safe and welcoming minimizing conflict. more) experience emphasis a Knowledge nanoparticle to successful brightness of interpersonal, and involved. quantities work new simulation and field. nanoparticle and The and skills; systems. engineering 4) themselves,and, second, for open recruitment. first, so employees mayResources request Division consideration lists new placementfor ability notices,or veteran status. Each week,age, race,the Human color, religion,regardto withoutmadeselections arePlan, national origin, sex, dis applicants. In keeping with theemployees Affirmative within Action the Laboratory;mediate andwork (3)group; outside (2) presenting benefits-eligibleunit, with preference for those department/divisionwithin the im and/or appropriate(1) present bargain benefits-eligibleCandidates employees withinare considered the best-qualifiedin the following candidate order: for T an available position. 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