You’ll need a few things to build your own NOvA detector, so start saving your allowance!
April Fool
From The Onion: April 1, 2017: CHICAGO — Two University of Chicago atomic physicists unveiled what they are calling their “most hilarious work to date”: an oversize novelty atom that measures “a ridiculously huge” 8.2 x 10-10 meters in diameter.
Fermilab is expanding its social media presence to an up-and-coming platform called LiveJournal. This will be a repository for blog entries about the lab, with contributions from both the Office of Communication, the directorate, and guest entries from employees and users at the lab. If you are interested in contributing a blog entry on this new platform, please contact social media manager Lauren Biron (lbiron@fnal.gov). Fermilab currently has a social media presence on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Google+, LinkedIn, YouTube and…
Fermilab’s iconic statue at the Pine Street entrance, “Broken Symmetry,” was vandalized on Thursday night by a self-described “anonymous theoretical physicist collective.”
For those who want a refreshing, entertaining evening delving into Gates’ semiotics, Galbraith’s economics, McClary’s feminine tonics or plain ol’ Miltonics, come to The Frontier Pub on Saturday at 6 p.m. We’re hosting Nontrivia Night. Serious discussions only. Nontrivia Night is intended to be a soothing balm to relieve the grating sensation many of us feel when we witness Trivia Night participants cheering their every correct response to a trivia question. So they know the distance from Earth to the…
The lab remains vibrant as ever. We’re turning 50, but we don’t feel a day over 28.
In a symbolic, historic move, the world’s two greatest particle physics laboratories give each other a gift of warm furries.
Dear Auntie Proton: I’m so tired of being alone and feeling incomplete. How do I find my super partner?
Fermilab’s Wilson Hall Cafe is turning into an International House for Fans’ Sakes.
We’re proud to announce the launch of a new Fermilab publication, a monthly magazine dedicated to particle physics, prairies and people.