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  • After years of design, construction and testing, Jefferson Lab is installing a state-of-the-art Gas Electron Multiplier (GEM) tracking detector in one of its experimental areas. The detector tracks charged particles, such as those emitted by cancer cells tagged with a radiopharmaceutical or radiation beams used to target cancers. The extreme precision and fast readout technologies developed for the GEM detectors are now being applied to new state-of-the-art systems for nuclear medicine. 

  • A medical isotope made from radioactive copper, called Cu-67, is an important therapeutic analog for image-guided radiopharmaceutical therapy for cancer and inflammatory diseases. Jefferson Lab is studying the viability of using its Low Energy Recirculator Facility to produce Cu-67 in a novel way, which may result in another avenue to secure this rare and valuable radioisotope for use in the patients who need it most. 

  • "The thing I learned the most from the Air Force is how to be a leader. I would say the military shaped me into the leader I am today."

    Mitch Laney – Senior Procurement Officer at Jefferson Lab

    Air Force – 1971-1992

  • “I learned serious critical thinking skills in the military. Having that critical eye is a necessity for a role in safety,” said Rodriguez.

    Bonnie Rodriguez – Electrical Safety Coordinator at Jefferson Lab

    Marines – 1993-1997
    Navy Reserves – 1997-1999
    Navy – 1999-2004

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  • When planning began for Jefferson Lab’s Gluonic Excitations Experiment (GlueX) in the early 1990s, Justin Stevens was in elementary school. He had no idea that one day he would help design a critical detector for phase two of the multi-decade project or that he would play the critical role of physics analysis coordinator.