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Abraham Launches Science Education
Program During SLAC Visit
By Shawne Neeper
The U.S. is a scientific
superpower, but that glory and its economic advantages will languish if
our kids don’t catch up to other industrialized nations’ children in
math and science.
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Festivities Kick-start Kavli
Institute
By Davide Castelvecchi
The ground breaking
ceremony held June 28 for the Fred Kavli Building quite literally marked
the foundation of a new era of scientific inquiry on the SLAC premises.
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Scientists Step Closer to Blocking
Anthrax Toxin
By Heather
Rock Woods and Irimpan Mathews
 Scientists working on SSRL’s
macromolecular crystallography beam lines have taken a big step forward
in developing a drug to stop the most deadly of the toxins secreted by
Anthrax.
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ES&H Improvement Efforts Can Make a
Difference
By Mike Grissom
Accidents and injuries
have increased at SLAC over the past year and a half, reminding us that
every employee has a key role to play in maintaining a safe workplace.
Even the simplest activity, such as stepping down a short step-ladder or
carrying materials on a walkway, can lead to a personal injury.
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