More News

Novel neutron detectors are helping to improve operations in Jefferson Lab’s CEBAF accelerator

Early-career nuclear physicists show that a better understanding of how neutrinos interact with matter is needed to make the most of upcoming experiments.

A leader in the fields of nuclear physics and data science, David J. Dean will join the lab as its deputy director for science in January 2022

A successful LDRD project proposes coaxing positrons out of the world’s most advanced electron particle accelerator for future nuclear physics experiments

Hall A/C Leader Cynthia Keppel will step into her new role as lead for the lab’s Experimental Nuclear Physics Division on Nov. 16

ghjgf

Art installation opens to the public as part of the grand opening of the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center

U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm visits Jefferson Lab with distinguished guests to learn more about the lab’s research mission

Nine graduate students have been awarded fellowships to conduct research at Jefferson Lab by the lab’s management & operating contractor

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

A Jefferson Lab staff scientist and a scientific user have been honored by APS

A precision measurement of the neutron skin in a calcium nucleus surprisingly reveals a thinner skin than expected from a similar measurement in lead

When an important piece of equipment failed, staff from across Jefferson Lab came together to make sure the research would carry on

First results from a precision measurement of the neutron skin in a calcium nucleus to be announced at Fall Meeting of the APS Division of Nuclear Physics

A new theoretical model shows that alloying accelerator structures with oxygen provides a faster, better, cheaper path to predictable accelerator performance

Students and their families are invited on a virtual field trip of the lab that will feature guided tours and live Q&A with expert staff

The new diversity, equity and inclusion program manager invites members of the lab community to share their experiences and be the positive change they wish to see in the workplace

The Science Education team at Jefferson Lab uses a beloved Dr. Seuss classic to help teach the scientific method to campers at fourteen Peninsula YMCAs

To better understand what holds matter together, Andrew Jackura will investigate interactions of the strong nuclear force as the 2021 JSA Postdoc Prize Winner

Participants in Jefferson Lab’s 2021 summer science programs will present their work in four topical poster sessions this week