

Particle physicists dedicate their lives to understanding the fundamental nature of energy, matter, space and time. Why do they do it? Why is it important for the rest of us? We asked scientists from nine universities and four national laboratories and summarized their answers in this 2-minute video.
The Dark Energy Survey officially began on Aug. 31. Using the powerful Dark Energy Camera, scientists will map a portion of the sky in unprecedented detail, seeking answers to the mystery of dark energy.
Over 35 days this summer, the Muon g-2 team successfully moved a 50-foot-wide fragile electromagnet from New York to Illinois, taking it 3,200 miles over land and sea. The magnet will be used in Fermilab's new Muon g-2 experiment. Read more about it below.
A new neutrino experiment, called NOvA, is under construction at Fermilab and in Ash River, Minnesota. The team of scientists, engineers and technicians will complete the 330-ton near detector and 14,000-ton far detector in 2014. The first section of the detector started recording 3-D particle tracks in March 2013.
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Fermilab has launched the "Take Five" campaign to give you the tools to improve ESH&Q and promote best practices.
Fermilab has launched the "Tune IT Up" campaign to improve computer security and promote best practices.
Fermilab's traffic safety awareness campaign aims to reduce traffic accidents and make traffic safety a top priority for everyone on site.