Chu: PNNL can develop transformational science

August 12, 2009

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Multimedia resources available from Chu’s visit to PNNL

Energy Secretary Steven Chu visited Pacific Northwest National Laboratory on Monday and called on its scientific staff to deliver the innovative science and transformational technologies that can help solve the United States' energy challenge.

Download Secretary Chu's presentation slides.

Chu later toured two unique facilities at PNNL - EMSL, the Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory, and EIOC, the Electricity Infrastructure Operations Center.

Below are online resources related to Secretary Chu's visit.

YouTube:
View Secretary Chu's presentation to nearly 300 PNNL staff.

Facebook:
Check out PNNL's Facebook page to see images of his visit and see interesting trivia about the Laboratory.

EMSL's Facebook page also features images of Chu's visit and additional information about the molecular sciences facility.

Twitter:
Read minute by minute play of Chu's presentation to staff or follow up for future news and activities related to Laboratory science, technology and job openings at the PNNL News Twitter page.

Flickr:
View images, which are being loaded over the course of the next two days, of Chu's visit to PNNL on the Laboratory's Flickr page

 

Tags: Energy, EMSL, Operations, Facilities

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