This graphic shows the engineering design model of the underground DUNE near detector hall. The neutrino beam enters from the right. The liquid-argon time projection chamber (labeled ND-LAr) is the first to encounter the neutrino beam. Directly behind it sits the muon spectrometer, shown in blue and green. Both can move off the beam axis (toward the upper right) to sample different neutrino energies. The third component, the beam monitor at the farthest end of the hall, depicted in yellow and blue, stays in place on axis in the beam. Credit: DUNE Collaboration
Fermilab engineer Yash Saxena holds a custom circuit board designed to measure chip performance in cryogenic environments. Credit: JJ Starr, Fermilab
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Anna Grassellino is chief technology officer and associate laboratory director for the Technology Directorate at Fermilab. Credit: Fermilab
Fermilab team members in front of the 14th and final superconducting cryomodule built for the high-energy LCLS upgrade. Credit: JJ Starr, Fermilab
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