FY2019 financial results highlight another year of robust funding for the Lab under the leadership of Laboratory Director Michael Witherell and Deputy Lab Directors Horst Simon, Research, and Michael Brandt, Operations. The DOE continues to demonstrate its trust in the Lab to carry out its scientific mission through its continued investment in large-scale initiatives here.

A key focus for the year has been on the many major scientific and infrastructure projects underway or that will soon be underway. Some examples include the Advanced Light Source Upgrade (ALS-U), ESnet 6, Gamma-Ray Energy Tracking Array
(GRETA), Bayview Site cleanup, Biological and Environmental Program Integration (BioEPIC), and Seismic/Safety Modernization (SSM). Additionally, strategic Laboratory Directed
Research and Development (LDRD) initiatives seeded years earlier have yielded scientific capabilities that enable the Lab to successfully win competitively awarded projects such as
the National Alliance for Water Innovation (NAWI) Hub and the Advanced Quantum Testbed .

The Lab continues to focus on attracting and developing the people we need to focus on our mission and lead the various areas of the Lab. The Lab has established the first of its kind
Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Accountability (IDEA) program among the National Labs. Our staff have used LinkedIn Learning for over 20,000 video courses, and over 200 supervisors
have benefited from our Safe Academy for Excellence (SAFE) leadership training. We launched the Skillful Stewardship program for division and department leaders and provided 360 leadership assessments for Lab leaders. To read more, download the FY2019 Annual Financial Report >>

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