The Jefferson Lab Press Room
NEWS RELEASES
Acting hall leader Mark Jones is chosen to lead Experimental Halls A and C
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
Physicist Patrick Achenbach takes the helm of Jefferson Lab’s Experimental Hall B
When odds are equal, particles paired up with others of the same kind more often than once thought
Physical science teachers for 5th, 6th and 8th grade students are invited to apply for an after-school training program
Jefferson Lab offers a new season of lunchtime lectures for the public
Participants in Jefferson Lab’s 2022 summer science programs will present their work in four poster sessions this week
FEATURES
Scientists at Jefferson Lab and William & Mary developed MemHC to improve the efficiency of supercomputer calculations
As machine learning tools gain momentum, a status report demonstrates they are already in use in all areas of nuclear physics
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
It was all hands on deck for physicists, engineers and technicians when the Jefferson Lab accelerator was crippled by a vacuum loss
The SURA Residence Facility is a home away from home for visiting scientists, engineers and students from around the world
A Christopher Newport University graduate student, Teri Ramey, works to identify the effects of urban environments on bugs
Nuclear physicists partner with visual artists for a science-based animation of the landscape inside the ubiquitous proton
