January 2019 – July 2022
Tune in at noon on Friday, April 30, to learn more about the Lab’s Carbon Negative Initiative, which will address the basic science required to scale negative emissions technologies, develop an analysis for integrating NETs, and ID directions for NET research. Register for this presentation. https://lbnl.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_3H-GXNzHTWODUitZ6qLHkg
What were employees reading in 1966? “The Magnet,” the Lab monthly newsletter. Stories included a former Lab physicist selected as an astronaut, a profile on a woman critical to the Lab since 1942, and the rediscovery of plutonium in a cigar box while a technician was disposing of old materials. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ejpc_7djBRNCsSo-rnvi8BMNQe3iJDjS/view?usp=sharing
To celebrate the Lab’s 90th anniversary, check out this photo story dedicated to notable and talented women who worked at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory throughout the 1950s. https://berkeleylab.exposure.co/celebrate-the-pastnbspwomen-in-1950s?source=share-berkeleylab
Nicolette Carroll is a recruitment coordinator with the talent management team in the Human Resources Division. She stresses the importance of optimizing and leveraging communications and metrics – technology and the human touch – to help recruit the talent of the future. https://sites.google.com/lbl.gov/the-next-90/imagine-the-future/human-resources
Human Resources provides a full range of employment services and participates in policy and decision-making to enable the development, recruitment, and retention of the Lab’s exceptional and diverse talent. Chief HR Officer Michelle Lee shares her thoughts and the priorities for the division today. https://sites.google.com/lbl.gov/the-next-90/experience-the-present/human-resources
Since its beginnings as the Lab’s personnel department, HR continues to be dedicated to fostering the recruitment, retention, and development of exceptional and diverse scientific, engineering, and operational talent. View this photo story dedicated to the Human Resources (HR) Division. https://berkeleylab.exposure.co/celebrate-the-pastnbsphuman-resources?source=share-berkeleylab
Ethan Crumlin, a staff scientist at the ALS and in the Chemical Sciences Division, believes in the opportunities in interfacial chemistry research and in team science. He shares his thoughts on his work and on the Lab’s collaborative spirit. https://sites.google.com/lbl.gov/the-next-90/imagine-the-future/energy-sciences
The Energy Sciences Area (ESA) provides critical resources and conducts fundamental research related to chemistry and materials sciences. Jeff Neaton, the ESA’s Associate Lab Director, discusses the Area’s team science focus and its priorities. https://sites.google.com/lbl.gov/the-next-90/experience-the-present/energy-sciences
Energy sciences have helped define Berkeley Lab through its 90-year history. View some highlights of the history of the chemical and materials sciences at the Lab, the Advanced Light Source, and the Molecular Foundry. https://berkeleylab.exposure.co/celebrate-the-past-energy-sciences?source=share-berkeleylab
With 90 years of photos, Berkeley Lab has many images that lack proper context. This researcher is unnamed in the current photo caption. Help provide names and details to a whole trove of images. To add information, select an image and click the “Say Something” box in the corner. https://photos.app.goo.gl/uWFrN6HcDmXN3SRq9