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…us to have more reliable ceramic windows for our RF couplers,” said Sergey Kazakov, an engineering physicist at Fermilab who worked on this project. To this end, Euclid Techlabs used…

…where it becomes superconducting,” said David Dunand, a professor of materials science and engineering at Northwestern University who performed the research. Today, technological uses for superconductivity range from low-loss power…

…his master’s in mechanical engineering in 1999. He later moved to Europe and worked in industry, where he advanced as a project manager and business developer for superconducting systems. Boffo…

…soil. The Long-Baseline Neutrino Facility/Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment (LBNF/DUNE) is currently being built in Illinois and South Dakota. As in many great undertakings of science and engineering, logistical and technical…

…industry and government stakeholders and have facilitated collaboration among medical device industry experts, accelerator manufacturers and federal agency representatives through workshops and events. Fermilab engineering project manager Chris Edwards, a…

…Support Tube, or BTST, he knew that Purdue would be the perfect home for this project. “Purdue is one of the top schools in the country for engineering,” Jung said….

The newest flagship building on the U.S. Department of Energy’s Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory campus, the Integrated Engineering Research Center (IERC), has been officially named the Helen Edwards Engineering Research…

…ready them for operation. This year, Jim Kerby was appointed the new LBNF/DUNE-US project director. Kerby brings over 30 years of engineering and technical management experience to the table. He will be responsible…

…each center comprises a collaborative team spanning a broad range of scientific and engineering disciplines. Bringing together national laboratories, universities and tech companies, the centers have developed into a strong…

…everything built in, is easy to use and optimized,” said Fermilab engineering physicist Sho Uemura, lead QICK software developer and a core member of the QICK development team. Not only…