The sun peeks through Broken Symmetry on Sept. 23.
Wilson Hall
Wilson Hall and Feynman Computing Center peer over a sea of American lotus.
It’s the Fermilab skyline as viewed by those who enter through the east gate.
Captured from SiDet along the old beamline, Wilson Hall is symmetrically framed by the pi power poles on March 15.
Please be advised: IERC project has scheduled a Wilson Hall building wide power outage for this Saturday, Sept. 12, from 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Please make any necessary adjustments to maintain continuity of operations that may be required. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
On Aug. 12, Wilson Hall is seen at the edge of summer and a field of bird’s foot trefoil.
We’re looking forward to upcoming days like this.
As the laboratory continues to implement the Return to Onsite Work Plan, we want to maximize the distance between people on site to meet social distancing guidelines. The density of occupants inside a building is critical to minimizing the spread of germs or viruses. For many buildings on the Batavia site, the occupancy density is monitored at the division level. If you work in Wilson Hall, a new online tool is available to help manage workspace planning. The tool enables…
It seems like some things at the Tevatron cooling ring near DZero loved the heat last week.
Let’s focus on Wilson Hall.