In May 2021, things are coming up green (and cute) on the Fermilab campus.
Carrie McGivern
On Nov. 11, 2020, a child tromps through a trail of leaves on their way to daycare on Fermilab’s campus. On Feb. 2, 2021, snow sprays above a John Deere as it clears snow from the daycare parking lot.
Bison meander on a beautiful morning on Sept. 3.
Sunflowers bask in the sun in the Fermilab Playgroup garden in the Village.
Love is in the air! Thanks for reminding us, pigeon partners.
That’s quite a shadow you’re casting there, Wilson Hall. This photo was taken on Jan. 3.
See ice-covered branches up close and from a distance.
The sun peeks through a branching vertex on a snowy, January day.
Last week a front-end electronics board for MINERvA was replaced by a team of detector experts — who coincidentally all happened to be women. This is the first time an all-female team has performed this task. Dr. Carrie McGivern took a celebratory picture on the elevator on the way up to the surface from the underground detector. From left: Dr. Carrie McGivern, University of Pittsburgh; Anne Norrick, College of William and Mary; Prof. Emily Maher, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts.