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  • Calling all JLab gearheads, subscribe to the mailing list https://mailman.jlab.org/mailman/listinfo/auto_enthusiasts

    •             car events around the area

    •             occasional after work gathering to talk shop

    •             shows at JLab events

    •             car talk discussion forum

  • Electronics Designer enthusiastically contributes to lab’s mission, knowledge pool

  • Title
    Author

    Welcome and Meeting Goals
    T. Horn

    Mechanical Design Status Overview
    P. Medeiros

    DSG NPS Status Update
    A. Brown

    LED/VTP Trigger
    B. Raydo

    DAQ/Electronics
    R. Michaels

    Software Development and Testing
    D. Hamilton

    Cable Assembly
    Y. Ghandilyan

  • From organizing stages and stanzas to publishing agendas and books, poet/admin uses gift of the pen

  • EIC

  • Mike Murphy’s laws for making things go right

    Mike Murphy has his own set of laws to make sure his projects have maximum impact. Whether he is layering 50 sheets of Mylar onto a niobium cryomodule cavity or using his weekends to build a high-performance race car, Murphy abides by a personal code that calls for him to seek challenging build projects that require a commitment to precision and attention to detail.

  • Current CLAS Collaboration Chair leads international groups with verve and heart

    Paris-based physicist Silvia Niccolai first came to the U.S. Department of Energy’s Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility 24 years ago, as an undergraduate student from Genova University (Italy). She then joined Experimental Hall B’s CEBAF Large Acceptance Spectrometer (CLAS) collaboration while a Ph.D. candidate at the George Washington University.

  • Jefferson lab is hosting a virtual AI town hall on July 26, 2021. This is an opportunity for all the staff and collaborators/users working or planning to work on AI to present a 5 min lightening talk on their projects. There will be a one day virtual AI hackathon on the following day where people from all skill levels are welcome to join. Tutorials on Jlab Jupyterhub and GPUs will be presented at the beginning of the hackathon.