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Tuesday, January 20 1:30 p.m. Special Theoretical Astrophysics Seminar - (NOTE DATE and TIME) - Curia II Speaker: J. Mould, National Optical Astronomical Observatory Title: New Large Telescopes: Complementing JWST and Opening the Time Domain 2:30 p.m. Special Theoretical Physics Seminar - (NOTE DATE and LOCATION) - Theory Conf Rm (WH 3NE) Speaker: T. Becher, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center Title: Factorization in Effective Field Theory 3:30 p.m. DIRECTOR'S COFFEE BREAK 2nd Flr X-Over THERE WILL BE NO ACCELERATOR PHYSICS AND TECHNOLOGY SEMINAR TODAY
Wednesday, January 21 |
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Tuesday, January 20 Smoked Ham with Brown Sugar Glaze and Honey Mustard Sauce Served with Two Market Sides $4.75 Stuffed Baked Potato Bar $3.50 Oven Roasted Roma Tomato with Fresh Mozzarella, Basil and Balsamic Vinaigrette on Tomato Herb Foccaccia w/ Side Salad $4.75 Philly Style Cheese Steak Sandwich with Peppers and Onions $4.75 Eurest Dining Center Weekly Menu Chez Leon |
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FYI: AIP Bulletin of Science Policy News, January 14, 2004 Leftovers: Energy Policy Bill and FY 2004 Appropriations Bills 
When Congress returns to work next week it will immediately confront legislation left over from last year. Seven major appropriations bills remain stuck in the Senate that would provide FY 2004 funding for science-related programs such as the National Science Foundation, NASA, National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering, National Institute of Standards and Technology, and the Department of Education's Math-Science Partnership Program. The energy policy bill, which contains strong authorization numbers for the DOE Office of Science, is bogged down. Despite one-party control of the House, Senate, and White House, finding the votes to pass these bills has been difficult, and the prognosis is very unclear.
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Neal Lane to Chair the Fermilab Director Search Committee We wish to announce today the formation of the URA Search Committee for the next Fermilab
We are especially pleased that Neal Lane, University Professor at Rice University, has agreed to chair the Search Committee. Dr. Lane
The membership of the Search Committee, as approved by the Fermilab Board of Overseers, includes individuals from the high energy physics,
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Fermilab Gallery Chamber Series Mary Stolper Sold Out; Tickets Still Available for Baroque Trio Sonatas and Steven Lubin | ||
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Three years ago, the Auditorium Committee created the
Gallery Chamber Series, a winter event consisting of three
Sunday afternoon concerts. Every year the series has sold out, and this year
appears to be no exception. Tickets are still available for the Baroque
Trio Sonatas on February 29 and Steven Lubin on April 4, but Mary Stolper's
performance on January 29 has already sold out.
"The series was designed to fulfill several needs," said Janet Mackay Galbraith,
Fermilab Arts Coordinator.
"The three concerts showcase Chicago area
musicians. The series also offers chamber music at a
very affordable price and highlights the Fermilab Second Floor gallery,
which has been
less accessible to the general public since the 9/11 security restrictions."
Past performances have included world-renowned musicians from The Chicago
Symphony, Chicago's Music of the Baroque, the Grant Park Symphony, the Lyric
Opera Orchestra and solo/recording artists such as David Schrader and Steven
Lubin, founding member of the Mozartean Players. Each concert
is followed by an informal reception.
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Good Morning!
Aging water pipes and other systems feel the cold. When it snows--usually
at night or on weekends, it seems--Roads and Grounds staff come in at all
hours to keep roads and walkways clear so that the rest of us can get to
work in the morning. It is true that physics research is an intellectual and
technological challenge of the highest order, but it would be difficult to
carry out without the heat on and the roads plowed. My thanks, and the
thanks of all of us at Fermilab, to all of those who are keeping us warm
and safe this winter.
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January 14 - January 16 - Tevatron quenched - Operations established 1 store during the last forty-eight hours. They delivered approximately seventeen hours and forty-five minutes of luminosity to the experiments.
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New Office Location The Training and Development Department has moved its offices from the Training Center on Road A-1 to the 15th floor of Wilson Hall. The new mail station is 107. All training classes will continue to be delivered at the Training Center.
Upcoming Training and Development Classes
O'Reilly's Safari Bookshelf
Scottish Country Dancing
Fermilab Association of Rocketry Monthly Meeting
Recreation Adult Outing |
