The Fermilab Office of Communication is pleased to share the latest issue of Particles, a monthly newsletter from Fermilab senior management that covers key projects and initiatives and the “behind-the-scenes” support critical to our success.
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The Fermilab Office of Communication is pleased to share the latest issue of Particles, a monthly newsletter from Fermilab senior management that covers key projects and initiatives and the “behind-the-scenes” support critical to our success.
The Fermilab Office of Communication is pleased to share the latest issue of Particles, a monthly newsletter from Fermilab senior management that covers key projects and initiatives and the “behind-the-scenes” support critical to our success.
The Fermilab Office of Communication is pleased to share the latest issue of Particles, a monthly newsletter from Fermilab senior management that covers key projects and initiatives and the “behind-the-scenes” support critical to our success.
The Fermilab Office of Communication is pleased to share the latest issue of Particles, a monthly newsletter from Fermilab senior management that covers key projects and initiatives and the “behind-the-scenes” support critical to our success.
The Fermilab Office of Communication is pleased to share the latest issue of Particles, a monthly newsletter from Fermilab senior management that covers key projects and initiatives and the “behind-the-scenes” support critical to our success. This issue’s highlights include: Lia Merminga has been named the next director of Fermilab; the Fermilab site has reopened to the public; an interesting update on Mu2e, an international collaboration experiment that will look for new a new subatomic phenomenon, and other news.
Fermilab Office of Communication is pleased to share the latest edition of Particles, the monthly newsletter from Fermilab senior management that covers key projects and initiatives and the “behind-the-scenes” support critical to our success.
The Fermilab Office of Communication is pleased to share the latest issue of Particles, a monthly newsletter from Fermilab senior management. This issue’s highlights include: intense review preparations pave the way for the PIP-II project to proceed to CD-3; Wroclaw University of Science and Technology signs the PIP-II planning document with Fermilab; a new study on qubit impurities should help improve quantum computer performance; and other news.
The Fermilab Office of Communication is pleased to share the latest issue of Particles, a monthly newsletter from Fermilab senior management. This issue’s highlights include: Fermilab Director Nigel Lockyer being named Officer of the Order of the British Empire; Fermilab’s Alex Romanenko receiving this year’s IEEE PAST Award; the IERC making progress as a stunning complement to the iconic Wilson Hall; and other news.
The Fermilab Office of Communication is pleased to share the latest issue of Particles, a monthly newsletter from Fermilab senior management. This issue’s highlights include: the DUNE collaboration’s start of production on components for its giant neutrino detector; SQMS announcement of performance-limiting nanohydrides in superconducting qubits; the Secretary of Energy’s visit to discuss cutting-edge research on neutrinos, accelerators, quantum information science; and other news.