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R&D 100 winners are "the most significant technical products of the year" as selected by the magazine on the basis of importance, uniqueness, and usefulness. "Technical products" include materials, processes, software, programs, or systems of scientific or technical origin or use. To be eligible, the entry must have been marketed or available in 1996. Argonne won five awards this year.
Employees interested in entering should complete a technology summary form and send it to Cynthia Wesolowski (ITD) in Argonne-East's Building 900 by Wednesday, Dec. 11. Forms are available in division office and at the Technology Transfer exhibit in the Building 213 Cafeteria.
ITD will review completed forms. Recommendations for preparing a final entry along with an entry form will be sent back to employees in early January.
For more information, call Wesolowski at ext. 2-7694.

Visitors included James Larrimore, principal officer to the IAEA's deputy director general of safeguards, and Nikolai Khlebnikov, who heads Minatom's department of International Relations. IAEA's delegation included those responsible for inspecting safeguards on nuclear materials worldwide.
At Argonne-West, the visitors saw demonstrations of a system of sensors and computers that capture data and images at storage facilities and store them for later review. The system, developed by Sandia National Laboratories and being tested at Argonne-West, reduces the need for visits and lowers storage and monitoring costs.

The award was established by the Analytical Chemistry Laboratory (ACL) to honor one of its charter members by recognizing the work of outstanding current ACL employees. Jensen led the laboratory's chemical analysis group from 1975 until his retirement, and continued to perform consulting work with the laboratory until his death in 1994 -- after 50 years of service. He was remembered at the award ceremony as a master chemist and troubleshooter and an excellent teacher.
"The award is a fitting tribute to someone who meant so much to us," said Analytical Chemistry Laboratory Manager Dave Green.
Graczyk and Tani received a personal plaque and an entry on a permanent plaque that will be prominently list their names and those of future recipients. The permanent plaque will be prominently displayed at the Analytical Chemistry Laboratory.
Graczyk is group leader of the chemical analysis group with 21 years of service at Argonne. He specializes in inorganic and nuclear analytical chemistry.
Tani is a chemist in the analytical service group, specializing in X-ray powder diffraction. Although he retired in 1995 with 39 years of service, he continues to serve as a special-term appointee. "Ken was the Michael Jordan of analytical chemistry," Tani said.

The contract to manage the hotel-like facility has been awarded to the Marriott Corp.
Advance reservations can be made by calling ext. 2-0997. Watch for more information and opening events in future issues of the Argonne news.

Titled "Summary of a 55-year Career in Science -- The Return of the 1970 Gold Metal Awardee in Spectroscopy," Ferraro's lecture outlined a career that has included research in molecular spectroscopy with an emphasis on far infrared spectroscopy; spectroscopy of solids at ultra-high pressure; the spectroscopy of conductive materials; and characterization of new immune-stimulator drugs.
Ferraro first came to the laboratory in 1948. He also has served as the Searle Professor of Chemistry at Loyola University and as an adjunct professor in the Lunar and Planetary Department of the University of Arizona.

All Argonne and DOE employees are invited to bring their lunches to the presentation.

For more information, call Fran Anderson (OCF) at ext. 2-6875 or Loretta Phillips (ECT) at ext. 2-6934.
Employees interested in crafts are invited to visit the club's meetings, held every Tuesday at noon in Building 201, Room 190. Dues are $5 a year.

All Argonne and DOE employees and their spouses are invited. The seminar is sponsored by Argonne's Employee Assistance Program.

All classes are held in Argonne-East's Building 362, Room E188. Contact a Training Management System representative to register.
Call Betty Iwan at 2-3410 for class information.
* Access 2.0 Fundamentals (HR162) -- Dec. 3.
* Access 2.0, Intermediate (HR163) -- Dec. 10.
* Introduction to the Internet (HR166) -- Dec. 11(Morning or Afternoon).
* Word 6.0, Styles Templates (HR178) -- Dec. 4 (Morning).
* Word 6.0, Mail Merge (HR179) -- Dec. 4 (Afternoon).
* Excel 5.0, Advanced Functions (HR174) -- Dec. 5 (Morning).
* Excel 5.0, Organizational Tools (HR183) -- Dec. 5 (Afternoon).


Service Awards for November include:
30 Years
John A. Buzzell (ED), James D. Davis (IPNS), Joseph E. Dittrich (IPNS), Gene V. French (RPS), Edwin K. Hahn (ED), Russell D. Jennings (PFS), Thomas W. Secor (PFS) and Robert V. Strain (ET).
25 Years
Louis P. Burkel (XFD), Beverly Malak (ET), Frances K. Moore (PFS), Dean R. Pedersen (RE) and Bill W. Wolfensberger (ED).
20 Years
Gloria Bannon (ER), Janaye E. Berggren (OD), Ralph A. Leonard (CMT), Joseph H. Rasmussen (ED) and Maxine Rosenkrance (ED).
15 Years
Mary S. Hill (ECT), James M. Magnan (OD), Terri L. Purdy (OPS) and Ron L. Shepard (CHM).
10 Years
Carl A. Bebrich (SPO), Mary A. Coglianese (IPD), Theodore R. Krause (CMT), Roy A. Lindley (SPO) and David K. Schmalzer (EST).
5 Years
Gregory Dolnak (EMO), Scott Etters (DIS), Catherine Elaine Giggleman (ECT), Elizabeth Iwan (HR), Ronald C. Johansen (OD), Michael Johnson (ASD), Karen Kroczek (ESH), Alan Loeb (DIS), Grady Maraman (EA), Wayne Michalek (ASD), Denise Nelson (ED), Kimberly Herman Perona (OCF), Chad L. Pope (OD), Richard A. Rosenberg (ASD), John Surdey (ESH) and Dean Walters (ASD).
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