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  • Gluons in our future
    July 30, 2014

  • Nuclear Physics Long Range Plan
    June 26, 2014

  • Two Year Difference
    May 19, 2014

    On May 19, 2012, we held an Open House; on Saturday, May 17, 2014, we held an Open House; it’s a habit.

  • The name of the game
    April 24, 2014

    Over the past several months, we have had reasons to discuss the way we have handled difficulties, such as transitions from shutdown to commissioning, the potential for future physics, and a visit from the Secretary of Energy.

  • S1 Visit
    March 27, 2014

  • First Pass
    February 25, 2014

  • Necessity
    February 6, 2014

  • When, in January 2016, I told Secretary Moniz that I would be standing down, he pointed out that he had done 100 months as director of Bates Laboratory at MIT and that I should at least match that. Coincidentally that would have also taken me to the end of Moniz’s term as Secretary of Energy. In fact, when I step down at the end of March it will have been 103 months at the helm, a very exciting period of my life.

    I started my term as Director of Jefferson Lab on September 2, 2008.

  • Working at Jefferson Lab

    We are a world-leading nuclear physics research facility where great ideas and great people can thrive. At Jefferson Lab, you can work with exceptional people, grow your skills and advance your career.  Our team consists of more than 700 people, ranging from nuclear physicists, engineers and computer programmers to graphic artists, procurement specialists and accountants.

  • Joanna Griffin, Electronic Media

    A family history in art

    Joanna Griffin, a Graphic Designer for Jefferson Lab, smiles when recalling sweet memories of her first exposure to art: painting alongside her mother. 

    The daughter of a Swedish artist and a Ukrainian civil engineer for the United States government, Griffin spent most of her childhood traveling. Her father, who speaks seven languages, took full advantage of international work opportunities.