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  • “We value our freedom, devotion to duty, integrity, honor and commitment. That’s what it’s all about.”
     

    Tim Fitzgerald sat back in his chair and thought for a moment about his fellow shipmates who came from vastly different backgrounds, belief systems and social customs.

    “The most impactful thing I learned in the military was how to overcome adversity. We had a mission and we were there to save lives; Nothing else mattered,” Fitzgerald recalled of his time spent in the U.S. Coast Guard, as an electrician’s mate and a member of the Law Enforcement program.

  • HR Generalist sets sights on building career with focus on DEI initiatives

    Gina Lawson could easily say that she has been a part of the Jefferson Lab community since she was in the eighth grade. While visiting her middle school, scientists from the lab recorded an educational video that features a young Lawson.

    But it was not until years later when she switched universities from Virginia Tech to Old Dominion University that Lawson turned to the lab as a place to forge her career.

  • 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

  • NEWS ABOUT SHMS DESIGN

    Single arm SHMS Monte Carlo has be updated

    Note that for simulations for upcoming 12 GeV PACs, one should assume the "standard" 10 cm, 20 cm, and 30 cm cryotargets will be available. Please note that the total beam current available for Hall C and Hall A together will be 85 micro-amps (11 GeV equivalent).

    CURRENT SHMS STUDIES AND R&D

  • Hall C maintains two general interest mailing lists. To subscribe to these lists, go to the link below and follow the "Subscribing to" instructions. A list of other public Jefferson Lab mailing lists is available.

  • 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.

  • For theory group head, successful research and leadership comes from finding and keeping the right balance

    Jianwei Qiu has very full days managing his responsibilities at the lab. As Jefferson Lab’s associate director for theoretical and computational physics, most of his days are filled to the brim by attending meetings, reviewing papers and serving on the national and international advisory and review committees for funding agencies and various science programs.

  • Passion and commitment to hospitality drives Jefferson Lab conference manager, Anita Seay

    Anita Seay credits a fortuitous college job with laying the foundation for a career in hospitality and event management that eventually led her to a full-time role as events services conference manager at Jefferson Lab.