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  • Memos & Information

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  • The above link will lead you to the upcoming theory and cake seminars, as well as to the archives of previous seminars.

  • 2018 Visitors

    John Collins
    Penn State University
    March 11-13, 2018

    Gautam Rupak
    Mississippi State University
    March 19-20, 2018

    Arkaitz Rodas Bilbao
    Complutense University
    Madrid, Spain
    March 28-June 28, 2018

    Martha Constantinou
    Temple University, Philadelphia
    April 29-May 1, 2018

    Paul Hoyer
    University of Helsinki, Finland
    May 4-14, 2018

  • Exploring the Nature of Matter

    Plans and proposals for the next, great physics machine for studying the intrinsic bits of everyday matter are starting to form. The proposed Electron-Ion Collider could ensure that the cutting-edge science that has kept Jefferson Lab and the United States at the frontier of nuclear physics research for 25 years will continue for decades to come.

  • Nuclear Imaging

  • Team Folder

    This folder contains sub-folders related to the management and operation of the group and is restricted to Magnet Group members.

    SGROUP Drive Path name: M:\JLab_Magnet_Group

     

    Design Tools

    This folder contains material property information and design tools developed by the Magnet Group. It is presently restricted to Magnet Group members.

  • Some interesting facts about Technology Transfer (test)

  • IP procedures Updated (test)

  • The next large nuclear physics research facility being proposed to the DOE for construction is an Electron-Ion Collider (EIC). An EIC could provide unique capabilities for the study of Quantum Chromodynamics (QCD), the theory that describes how quarks and gluons build protons, neutrons and nuclei. In March 2013, NSAC ranked an EIC as “absolutely central” in its ability to contribute to world-leading science research. Two facilities, Jefferson Lab and Brookhaven National Lab in New York, are developing facility concepts.