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Thomas Britton in his office, in front of a computer displaying a 3D wire frame of the GlueX detector
Myung Bang at his desk.
Ashley Mitchell shown in chemistry room.

Meet Our People

Our team includes more than 700 people, including physicists, engineers, computer technicians and more.

Our research

Research highlights from experiments conducted on our unique particle accelerator.

News around the lab

Physicists Team Up to Tackle Proton Radius Problem
Four nuclear physicists combine a fresh look at world data on the size of the proton with a new theoretical model to extract revised value for the proton’s radius.
Jefferson Lab Offers Free Science Camp for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Students
Registration is now open for Jefferson Lab’s annual summer science camp for deaf and hard-of-hearing youth, siblings and children of a deaf adult.
Virginia Senator Tours Jefferson Lab
U.S. Senator Tim Kaine tours the nation’s premiere facility for studying the quark structure of the atom's nucleus.