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JLab Scientist Develops Portrait of a Gremlin Rongli Geng zeros in on a defect inside this accelerator cavity with a long-distance microscope.

 

Jefferson Lab finds its man Mont Hugh Montgomery, a British nuclear physicist selected from more than 50 candidates, takes over as lab director Sept. 2.

Hugh Montgomery Named JLab's New Director Washington, D.C., April 3, 2008 - Hugh E. Montgomery, a highly regarded nuclear physicist with an extensive research portfolio and broad international experience, today was named director of the Department of Energy's Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility.

Jefferson Lab to get new director By Gregory Richards, The Virginian-Pilot April 4, 2008

New director of Jefferson Lab named Hugh Montgomery has been named president of Jefferson Science Associates, the group created to manage and operate Jefferson Lab. (Photo courtesy of Southeastern Universities Research Association)

For Lee, acoustics were sound of defeat An authority on "acoustic shadows" discusses the impact of sound on the Civil War. By David Macaulay, Daily Press March 28, 2008

Jefferson Lab Signs Contract Wth SensL For Silicon Photomultiplier Technology Photonics Online March 28,2008

A video interview with Fred Dylla, AIP CEO Dylla was interviewed at Photonics West 2008 by Rich Donnelly, managing editor of SPIE Newsroom. March 5, 2008  

First Person -- George Neil By Lakeshia Artis, Inside Business March 3, 2008

JLab Supports International Linear Collider Cavity Development Work NEWPORT NEWS, Va. Feb. 12, 2008 - It's not often that major-league baseball and nuclear physics get to share the limelight, but that's what's happening at the Department of Energy's Jefferson Lab.

Imager Spots and Samples Tiny Tumors NEWPORT NEWS, Va. Feb. 8, 2008 -- The positron emission mammography/tomography breast imaging and biopsy system was designed and constructed by scientists at Jefferson Lab, West Virginia University and the University of Maryland School of Medicine. The PEM/PET system is designed for detecting and guiding the biopsies of suspicious breast cancer lesions.

Science Bowl puts students to the test An Alexandria high school wins the competition at Jefferson Lab. Two Peninsula schools competed. By Samieh Shalash, Daily Press February 3, 2008

Jefferson Lab imager can detect beginnings of breast tumors The new device is capable of seeing things a mammogram might miss. By Patrick Lynch, Daily Press February 2, 2008

Woman Credits JLab Technology With Saving Her Life NEWPORT NEWS, Va. Jan. 30, 2008 -- When Sue Parham underwent tests prior to undergoing surgery for breast cancer, she had no idea how much her life was about to change.

Spin in the Neutron NEWPORT NEWS, Va. - Puzzling out the source of proton and neutron spin is part of the ongoing experimental effort at Jefferson Lab to understand their structure and the structure of the nucleus of the atom.

A Bigger Chill An artist’s rendering of the James Webb Space Telescope. Image: NASA

Laser turns 50 Not yet beaming us up, lasers have still come a long way, Scotty By Michael Schwartz, Inside Business December 17, 2007