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IT Training for May 2025

April 24, 2025

ScienceIT at Berkeley Lab has partnered with D-Lab to offer our workshops to you. Following is a list of workshops on Python, R Programming, and Git Fundamentals. To register for the workshops listed below, click on the link below to read the description, and then click the link to register via the partner portal for your… Read more »

Offline mode available in Google calendar

November 1, 2010

Philippe Butler posted on Nov 01, 2010 If you are a traveler or if you just want to the protection of having a version of your calendar (or a co-worker or resource calendar) available on your desktop or laptop when access to the internet or google itself has been interrupted, off line mode is for you.… Read more »
Unthread Your Gmail

October 27, 2010

Adam Stone posted on Oct 27, 2010 It’s the #1 feature request from Berkeley Lab users. Now you can turn off Gmail’s Conversation View. Learn more>>> Read more »
New Chemdraw Site License and on-site seminar

October 26, 2010

Adam Stone posted on Oct 26, 2010 IT has helped coordinate a sitewide license for ChemDraw. Anyone at LBL can use the software at no cost. Learn more>>> We have also arranged for an on-site technical seminar on ChemBioDraw. The first session will be held from 10am – 11:30 am in the bldg 66 Auditorium on… Read more »
Priority Inbox for Gmail

October 26, 2010

Adam Stone posted on Oct 26, 2010 Priority Inbox can help save you time if you’re overwhelmed with the amount of email you get. It attempts to automatically identify your important incoming messages and separates them out from everything else. Gmail uses a variety of signals to prioritize your incoming messages, including who you’ve emailed and… Read more »
New in Gmail – Turn off Gmail’s Conversation

October 25, 2010

Adam Stone posted on Oct 25, 2010 Gmail now offers the ability to turn off conversation view. Read more here http://gmailblog.blogspot.com/2010/09/turn-off-gmails-conversation-view.html Read more »
Mobile at Berkeley Lab – An Update

October 18, 2010

Adam Stone posted on Dec 07, 2010 Fall marks the anniversary of last year’s successful mobility competition and an opportunity to take stock of where the Laboratory is with its mobile strategy. At this time last year, our calendar and collaboration systems were supported by a small minority of mobile devices, and then only with kludgy third party… Read more »