- Goodbye, Central Helium Liquefier
- From the Scientific Computing Division: HEPCloud: computing facility evolution for high-energy physics
- In Brief: Computing Technology Day - Tuesday, Oct. 6
- Photo of the Day: Hanging rings in the ring
- Death: In memoriam: Stanley Tawzer
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, Sept. 29
- From The Wall Street Journal, Sept. 24, 2015: China's great scientific leap forward
- Press Release: Celebrate 40 years of the prairie at Fermilab
- From the Accelerator Division: Progress on the Indian Institutions and Fermilab Collaboration
- Photo of the Day: Supermoon
- In Brief: New members of Users Executive Committee elected
- In Brief: Science Next Door October newsletter now online
- From Chicago Tribune, Sept. 26, 2015: Fermilab brings super magnet to life after 10 years
- Accelerator technology could be a driving force in road improvements
- Tip of the Week: Cybersecurity: Actions to avoid
- Milestone: Jim Wilson retires after 37 years at Fermilab
- Photo of the Day: Moths on the asphalt
- Milestone: New employees - September
- From The Daily Beast, Sept. 23, 2015: 5,000 robots will 3D-map dark energy
- From symmetry: Muon g-2 magnet successfully cooled down and powered up
- Frontier Science Result: CMS: Subatomic gryphons
- Video of the Day: Time lapse: Commissioning the Muon g-2 magnet
- Photo of the Day: Shadow in the sun
- In Brief: FSPA elections are now open
- From SLAC, Sept. 23, 2015: Mysterious neutrinos take the stage at SLAC
- From Live Science, Sept. 23, 2015: Map reveals ghostly antineutrinos lurking within Earth
- 10,000 Maniacs performs in Ramsey Auditorium Sept. 26
- Frontier Science Result: CDF: More than expected
- Wellness Feature of the Month: October fitness classes and complimentary wellness
- In Brief: Pine Street road closure - Saturday
- Photo of the Day: Swallow perch
- From Northern Illinois University Newsroom, Sept. 22, 2015: Physics flexes its muscles
- From Engadget, Sept. 22, 2015: The Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument will 3D map the universe
- Q&A with Frank Würthwein, Open Science Grid executive director
- From ESH&Q: Fire Prevention Week
- Photo of the Day: Green heron
- In Brief: Lego LHC detectors on display in Fermilab library
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, Sept. 22
- From Cosmos, Sept. 21, 2015: Ghost traps: the hunt for dark matter
- Profile: One minute with Sandra Biedron, electrical engineer
- Frontier Science Result: CDMS: The lightness of dark matter
- Photo of the Day: Wilson Hall at night
- In Brief: Is STEM truly for all? Fermilab Women's Initiative presents Adrienne Coleman
- From Berkeley Lab, Sept. 21, 2015: DESI, an ambitious probe of dark energy, achieves its next major milestone
- From Chicago Tribune, Sept. 20, 2015: Art in the workplace; it's for everyone
- From symmetry: Where the Higgs belongs
- Video of the Day: Why I love neutrinos
- Photo of the Day: Sunflowers
- From Physics, Sept. 18, 2015: Focus: Radio signals may reveal cosmological structure
- From symmetry: Hitting the neutrino floor
- The one-percenters and those who fake it: Frontier Science Result: MINERvA
- Photo of the Day: Common buckeye
- From Scientific American, Sept. 15, 2015: Pentaquarks make their debut
- In Brief: Women @ Energy features Fermilab employees
- From symmetry: XMASS continues dark matter debate
- In Brief: Now accepting nominations for the Fermilab Student and Postdoc Association
- Photo of the Day: Spider by the meter
- From Science, Sept. 11, 2015: How neutrinos saved your teeth from cavities
- From Scientific American, Sept. 15, 2015: How to see the universe through neutrino eyes
- Goodbye, Indian Creek Riding Club
- From the Neutrino Division: Neutrino Division at one: year in review and a look ahead
- Photos of the Day: Grasping at grass
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, Sept. 15
- From Scientific American, Sept. 9, 2015: Two accelerators find particles that may break known laws of physics
- From Cosmos, Sept. 14, 2015: New model of the cosmos: a universe that begins again
- In Brief: Future of Fermilab Address and Reception is a success
- From the Office of Partnerships and Technology Transfer: Other people's money: partnering with industry
- In Brief: Wilson St. access expanded for employees and users
- Photo of the Day: Venus and the moon
- From Live Science, Sept. 10, 2015: Could physics' reigning model finally be dethroned?
- From MIT Technology Review, Sept. 10, 2015: Map of the world's neutrinos exposes nuclear activity wherever it's happening
- Fermilab plays part in NSF-funded accelerator research
- Tip of the Week: Safety: Influenza 2015-16
- In Brief: Fermilab Fire Department remembers Sept. 11 tragedy
- Photo of the Day: Wilson Hall look-alike
- From Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Sept. 11, 2015: Best precision yet for neutrino measurements at Daya Bay
- From symmetry: The birth of a black hole, live
- Frontier Science Result: CMS: Holes and physics searches
- Video of the Day: Einstein's clocks
- Photos of the Day: Turbulence and stability
- In Brief: All-Experimenters' Meeting on Sept. 14, weekly schedule resumes in October
- From ars technica, Sept. 8, 2015: Signs of neutrinos from the dawn of time, less than a second after the Big Bang
- Successful test of single-spoke cavity gives SSR1 team a reason to smile
- Frontier Science Result: DZero: When barns collide
- In Brief: A top 10 paper claim
- Photo of the Day: Well, hello there
- From Cosmos, Sept. 7, 2015: Hunting for dark energy
- From symmetry: Scientists below the surface
- From the CIO: Raising the bar for cybersecurity
- Milestone: Roger Nehring retires after more than 30 years at Fermilab
- Photo of the Day: Branching out
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, Sept. 7
- From CNN, Sept. 4, 2015: Has Stephen Hawking solved the mystery of black holes?
- Artist Lindsay Olson talks about Fermilab residency - Sept. 11 in art gallery
- From the Scientist Advisory Council: Send your nominations for the Scientist Advisory Council
- Photo of the Day: Chipmunk
- From Discovery News, Sept. 3, 2015: Particle collider spits out tiny drops of primordial goo
- In Brief: Neutrino FAQs
- Videos of the Day: Why I love neutrinos
- From symmetry: Construction approved for world's most powerful digital camera
- Photo of the Day: Village Green
- From Gizmodo, Aug. 30, 2015: Antimatter will surf on plasma waves in the particle colliders of the future
- From The Conversation, Aug. 20, 2015:
The search for 'dark matter' and 'dark energy' just got interesting
- In Brief: Much ado about neutrinos during Neutrino Action Week
- Physics in a Nutshell: Resonant cavities for the acceleration of charged particles
- In Brief: IARC room naming contest winner and new OPTT contest
- Photo of the Day: Main Ring scene
- From Forbes, Aug. 25, 2015: How quantum symmetry makes solid matter possible
- From Nature, Sept. 2, 2015: Space station dark-matter experiment hits a glitch
- From symmetry: Combined results find Higgs still standard
- From the Office of Communication: Save the date
- Milestone: Sue Grommes retires after 36 years at the laboratory
- Photo of the Day: Prairie breeze
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, Aug. 31
- From Kane County Chronicle, Aug. 31, 2015: Fermilab planning to study neutrinos to understand more about universe
- From CERN: ATLAS and CMS experiments shed light on Higgs properties
- In Brief: Breaking out the blankets at the Technical Division picnic
- From Quantum Diaries: The Tesla experiment
- Photo of the Day: Apple picking
- From Quanta Magazine, Aug. 20, 2015: The case for complex dark matter
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