Department of Energy awards Fermilab $3.5 million for quantum science

The astonishing power of a thunderstorm

…experiment, located in India. Scientists noticed that when a thunderstorm passed over their detector, the number of muons they observed got smaller compared to the rate before the thunderstorm arrived….

Primed for a quantum leap in research

From University of Chicago, May 8, 2018: A number of breakthroughs have made it possible for scientists to encode and manipulate information in quantum systems. Scientists at UChicago’s Institute for…

Spinning new targets for accelerators

…testing methods that increase the number of fiber spin-off points that form at a single time, produce a thicker nanofiber target, and decrease the amount of electricity needed to create…

Jump into Computer Science Education Week

…host a number of activities to highlight The Department of Energy’s efforts, including increasing access to computer science education, building computational literacy, and growing the cyber workforce of the future….

Q&A with Joel Butler on leading the CMS experiment

…with 3,000-plus members? The biggest problems were not conflicts, but rather communicating complicated ideas. The CMS experiment has a tremendous number of smart people with good arguments for what they…