National Laboratories

No New LLNL Director Til 2021, Lab Says

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There will not be a new director at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory for another few months at least, a spokesperson for the younger of the two U.S. nuclear-weapon design labs said Tuesday.
“We are not expecting a new director to be named until February…

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