A new project will use an optics-based quantum simulator to perform calculations related to the Electron-Ion Collider
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Mar 2021
- Elementary and middle school science teachers are invited to register for Jefferson Lab’s annual science fair for teachers extravaganza
- International community of EIC scientists publishes “yellow report” laying out physics case, detector requirements, and evolving detector concepts for future nuclear physics facility
- Jefferson Lab updates its main entrance sign with a fresh, new design
- Rocky Run Middle School has won the 2021 Virginia Regional Middle School Science Bowl Competition
- Jefferson Lab participates in University of New Hampshire event emphasizing national lab partnerships
- Jefferson Lab will host the Virginia Regional Middle School Science Bowl competition on Saturday, March 6, 2021
Feb 2021
- Nuclear physicists crank up the energy to put the squeeze on the proton and its quarks
- As the inaugural Hermann Grunder Fellow, John Vennekate is developing a compact superconducting radiofrequency accelerator that could remove contaminants from wastewater
- Research assistantship awardee has sights set on creating mobility tools for those with disabilities
- Research assistantship awardee changes career path and embarks on upper-level research
- Jefferson Lab’s Chief Technology Officer is part of team awarded the Secretary of Energy Achievement Award
- Despite the pandemic, a Jefferson Lab team is finessing an injector upgrade so they can better tame the electron beams for experiments
- Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, located in Alexandria, Virginia, has won the 2021 Virginia Regional High School Science Bowl Competition
- Jefferson Lab will host the Virginia Regional High School Science Bowl competition on Saturday, Feb. 6, 2021
Jan 2021
- Joe Grames has been named acting Center for Injectors and Sources department head and Matt Poelker has assumed the role of the new beam reproducibility lead
- MOMO’s Café supports hungry scientists, engineers and administrators and receives mentoring in return
- More than 300 participants from around the world have signed up to explore artificial intelligence’s game-changing role in nuclear physics research
- Mindy Leffel says working from home during the pandemic has been a learning process, but has only motivated her to prove herself
- A new machine learning system can correctly diagnose particle accelerator component issues in real-time