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Antoni Woss earned JSA’s 2019 Thesis Prize for exploring the theory underpinning the properties of subatomic particles and how they can decay

Educators in this year’s Jefferson Lab Science Activities for Teachers program will learn how to better engage their students in science via the computer screen

The Jefferson Lab Science Activities for Teachers program is now accepting applications for its revamped online program

Jefferson Lab’s summer programs help interns thrive by going digital

After more than 40 years of dedicated service to safety, Bob May has been named a fellow of the Health Physics Society

Members of the media are invited to the first virtual poster sessions highlighting summer intern science projects at Jefferson Lab

Jefferson Lab’s Cynthia Keppel will receive $1 million for research as a newly appointed U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science Distinguished Scientist Fellow

Wenliang “Bill” Li won the 2020 JSA Postdoctoral Prize to run experiments that will examine proton structure from a lesser-studied perspective

As the Nathan Isgur Postdoctoral Fellow in Nuclear Experiment, Dien Nguyen will probe atomic nuclei to learn more about how the particles inside interact

Three graduate students and three postdoctoral researchers aim to advance the science of the electron-ion collider

The next open house event to be held at Jefferson Lab is expected to take place in 2021

A result 20 years in the making: Most precise measurement yet of the neutral pion confirms predictions of a fundamental symmetry

JSA/Jefferson Lab’s Nathan Isgur Fellow in Nuclear Theory, Nobuo Sato, is developing a “FemtoAnalyzer” with a new grant from the Department of Energy

James Fast joins Jefferson Lab as project manager for MOLLER

A 22-year-old polarized helium target continues to improve through multiple alliances, record-breaking innovations, and progressively more powerful lasers

Boehnlein to head Jefferson Lab’s new Computational Sciences and Technology Division, combining scientific computing and information technology in support of the lab’s mission

Small company built on novel vacuum clamp that reduces contamination

Three graduate students have received support from the Department of Energy to conduct research at Jefferson Lab

A precision measurement of helium and hydrogen mirror isotopes reveals new questions in understanding of nuclear structure

The halt of all on-site educational activities at the lab has moved the Jefferson Lab Science Activities for Teachers program online