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This PEM image shows two cancerous lesions. The one on the right was depicted by conventional mammography, but the one on the left was only identified by the PEM unit.Image courtesy: Eric Rosen, Duke University Medical Center

Virginia, Maryland teams prepare for Regional Middle School Science Bowl
March 3, 2005
The Department of Energy's Jefferson Lab, in Newport News, Va., hosts the Virginia/Maryland Regional Middle School Science Bowl tomorrow (Saturday, March 5).
A dozen schools have registered teams for the event, according to Jan Tyler, Science Education program manager. This is JLab's second year hosting the Middle School Science Bowl.

News Media invited to cover Feb. 12 Virginia Regional High School Science Bowl at Jefferson Lab; 22 teams competing
February 7, 2005

The Department of Energy's Jefferson Lab is holding two public events during February. The events honor both Black History Month and 2005: World Year of Physics.
The first event "From Slave to Scientist: A Dramatization of the Life of George Washington Carver" takes place Tuesday, Feb. 8, in the CEBAF Center Auditorium beginning at 7 p.m.

Click above for print version (tiff) of the Jefferson Lab Science Bowl logo.

Jefferson Lab Celebrates 2005: World Year of Physics
January 24, 2005

Dr. Anthony Thomas

Anthony Thomas accepts position of Chief Scientist and Theory Group Leader at Jefferson Lab
December 3, 2003

The shape of the proton can differ, depending on the angular momentum of quarks.(Gerald A. Miller/University of Washington)

Speaker examines timely Thanksgiving topic: food toxins & how to avoid them

Jefferson Lab, located in Newport News, Va., will feature its popular Cryogenics Demonstration daily from Sept. 23 through Oct. 3 at the State Fair of Virginia at the Richmond Raceway Complex in Richmond, Va.

Oct. 4 event features discussion of the astronomical allusions of Tolkien's Middle-earth; Nov. 23 speaker examines food toxins & how to avoid them
Kristine Larsen, professor of astronomy and physics from Central Connecticut State University, will discuss the astronomy of J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth at Jefferson Lab's first Fall 2004 Science Series event. The presentation will begin at 7 p.m. in the CEBAF Center auditorium on Monday, Oct. 4.

 

2003 Education Poster Session

2003 Education Poster Session

Huntington Middle School students confer during JLab's inaugural Virginia Regional Middle School Science Bowl.

JLab Completes 100th Experiment

Theoretical physicist Evgeny Epelbaum joined Jefferson Lab late in 2003 as the inaugural Nathan Isgur Distinguished Postdoctoral Fellow.
May 12, 2004

Sharon Harrah (center), owner of Triad Machine Shop located in Newport News, Va., receives the award plaque from JLab Director Christoph Leemann (right). Harrah is accompanied by her husband, Ed.