Born In France Lab Chief Took Indirect Path To Top
Livermore California based Lawrence Radiation Laboratory director Dr Michael May, born in Marseilles in 1925, followed a winding path from mathematics and physics studies to a leadership role after years in physiology and biophysics research. He naturalized as a U S citizen and, with a family history of medical and scientific work, progressed from part time teaching to nuclear design leadership during the 1960s and 1970s, shaping the lab's civilian and military device programs.
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Livermore councils back reviving the Interfaith Religious Ordinance Draft Committee to study an expanded human relations ordinance. Four representatives plus two citizens added, with two more to join, as council critiques of past proposals prompt a broader review. The measure seeks to balance civil rights needs with the lab’s budget and governance.
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