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Calling All Crafters And Bakers For Lab’s First Ever Spring Craft Fair

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Join Team Science Dine-Arounds March 18

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Workshop: Skill Up on Mentoring Communication

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Early Career Research Program Pre-Applications Due March 24

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Join Backup Care and Family Enhanced Support Webinar

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Application Open for Bakar Labs × SPINOUT Bootcamp

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Shine a Light on Safety Heroes

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Discovery to Delivery: 3Q4 with Senajith “Seno” Rekawa

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Project Management Discussion on Contractor Delay and Change Order Claims

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3Q4: Dr. Joseph Toscano on Workplace Health and Wellness at the Lab

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Made in Berkeley Lab: Elegant Arcs for Superconducting Magnets

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