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  • EIC Center at Jefferson Lab

    The Electron-Ion Collider Center at Jefferson Lab (EIC2@JLab) is an organization to advance and promote the science program at a future electron-ion collider (EIC) facility. Particular emphasis is on the close connection of EIC science to the current Jefferson Lab 12 GeV CEBAF science program.   

     

    EIC2@JLab consolidates and connects the EIC physics and detector development activities in and around Jefferson Lab. These activities include:

    • Activities of the Jefferson Lab EIC groups
    • JLab EIC weekly general meetings.
    • Organizing and hosting of EIC related ad-hoc workshops.
    • Documentation of EIC and JLEIC relevant topics.

     

    Further, EIC2 coordinates with the following activities:

    • Relevant Jefferson Lab LDRD projects.
    • Relevant EIC Detector R&D funded activities.
    • HUGS Summer School.
    • Local hosting of relevant national and international conferences.
    • Planning of the EIC component in the annual JLab Users Group meeting.

     

    In addition, EIC2 establishes the following new activities:

    • Graduate and post-doc Fellowship program.
    • Series of seminar talks related to EIC.

     

     

    EIC2@JLab Management

    EIC2@JLab Advisory Board

     

    The Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility (Jefferson Lab) is located at 12000 Jefferson Avenue in Newport News, Virginia.

  • Creativity and engineering make possible new art and cutting-edge nanotube technology

    If you attended the famous Burning Man festival in 2018, you may have seen a giant, kinetic art installation co-built by Kevin Jordan, a Jefferson Lab electrical engineer. Jordan and George Neil, his former supervisor at the lab, have been traveling North America showcasing their namesake Double Helix Art installations, which feature a double helix light apparatus held high in the air.

  • The registration process includes the following 4 steps. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY AND FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS.

    Once, all forms are completed, submitted and approved, you will receive an approval email - DO NOT ARRIVE ONSITE BEFORE YOU RECEIVE AN APPROVAL EMAIL.

    You will be contacted by the JLab Computer Center to complete your computer account request requirements and receive a password for your JLab account.

    JRIS business hours are Monday thru Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm

  • Sebastian Kuhn at his workstation

    Sebastian Kuhn is a past chair of the Jefferson Lab Users Organization (JLUO) and current professor and eminent scholar at Old Dominion University. When he is not running an experiment in Hall B, Kuhn splits his time between his office, the university’s lecture hall, and his lab.

  • Flexibility and Perseverance Pay Off for Pablo Campero Rojas in Landing, Succeeding in Engineering Role

  • Jefferson Lab senior technologist and designer gravitates toward high speeds

  • 2020 - no map

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  • The world culture day map 2020 is on hold due to so many individuals working remotely this year.

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

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  • May built a career in physics focused on health and safety

    When Bob May was a student at Virginia Tech in the 1970’s, the school was in the early stages of developing a curriculum that would include environment, safety and health aspects of ionizing radiation for science majors. Now, as the ES&H deputy director at Jefferson Lab, May can look to a decades-long history of involvement and leadership in the field of health physics that began when he was a student at Tech helping to pilot the first courses in his field.