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The Thomas J. Newsome House received more than 40 archival boxes for historical record preservation purposes

Jefferson Lab will host the Virginia Regional Middle School Science Bowl competition on Saturday, March 4, 2023

Experienced operations leader, subcontracts manager and financial analyst joined the lab Feb. 16

JSA Minority/Female Undergraduate Research Assistantship recipient Alicia Mand is reusing old electron scattering data to help solve the puzzle of neutrinos

Jefferson Lab’s Vertical Test Area concludes a year for the record books, logging a record-breaking 470 particle accelerator cavity tests in 2022

Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology in Alexandria has won the 2023 Virginia Regional High School Science Bowl competition

Frayne, the lab’s longtime internal auditor, took on the new role Feb. 1

Jefferson Lab will host the Virginia Regional High School Science Bowl competition on Saturday, Feb. 4, 2023

Jefferson Lab physicist and mentor Carlos Hernandez-Garcia receives an inaugural award named in his honor

Experimental results a decade in the making will help theorists refine their calculations of the strong force

Jefferson Lab and its partners benefit from Scientific Discovery through Advanced Computing Partnership in Nuclear Physics grants

Acting hall leader Mark Jones is chosen to lead Experimental Halls A and C
NEWPORT NEWS, VA – After an extensive international search, the U.S. Department of Energy’s Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility has appointed Mark Jones as the new group leader of the lab’s Experimental Halls A and C. He began his tenure Nov. 1.

Scientists at Jefferson Lab and William & Mary developed MemHC to improve the efficiency of supercomputer calculations

The lab has received $76.5 million in funding that will go toward creating jobs, building components for experiments and renovating decades-old facilities

A precision measurement of how a proton’s structure deforms in an electric field has revealed new details about an unexplained spike in proton data

As machine learning tools gain momentum, a status report demonstrates they are already in use in all areas of nuclear physics

Physicist Patrick Achenbach takes the helm of Jefferson Lab’s Experimental Hall B

Jefferson Lab tests a next-generation data acquisition scheme

A project will simulate a new design for potentially boosting a particle accelerator’s maximum energy

When odds are equal, particles paired up with others of the same kind more often than once thought