Monday, August 31
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• Summer program gets teachers on research TRAC
• In Memoriam: Priscilla Duffield
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Health: Tracking the flu at Fermilab
• From Wall Street Journal, August 28, 2009: A data deluge swamps science historians

Friday, August 28
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• Ask the Ethicist: Fraud, waste & abuse and the Recovery Act
• Recovery Act Feature: ARRA funds R&D for long-baseline neutrino research
• Photo of the Day: South Dakota Governor Mike Rounds tours Fermilab
• From Science, August 28, 2009: The Large Hadron Collider redux: hoping for a long, hard slog

Thursday, August 27
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• University Profile: University of Washington
• Result of the Week: Studying the LHC haystack at the Tevatron
• Benefit for ES&H’s Joe Leo
• Photo of the Day: New employees - Aug. 24
• From Science News, August 26, 2009: Particle imbalance may upset the apple cart

Wednesday, August 26
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• Stay aware of surroundings to avoid stings, rashes
• From the ES&H Section: Fall influenza preparations
• Photo of the Day: A thing of beauty
• ES&H weekly report: Aug. 26, 2009
• From CERN Bulletin, August 24, 2009: The complexity behind the date

Tuesday, August 25
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• From symmetrybreaking: August 2009 issue of symmetry now online
• Director's Corner: Lepton Photon 2009
• August EAP Webinar today
• In Memoriam: Ed Knapp
• From Physorg.com, August 19, 2009: Neutrinos on display

Monday, August 24
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• Summer program “targets” budding scientists
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Computer Security: Reporting computer security incidents
• In Memoriam: Cyndi Rathbun
• From symmetrybreaking, August 21, 2009: Sen. Al Franken goes deep to learn about particle physics

Friday, August 21
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• Tune IT Up Q&A: Password Q&A
• First Recovery Act vehicle arrives at Fermilab
• Recovery Act funds speed up high-speed ethernet
• Extreme Beam lecture today at 4 p.m. in One West
• Classes, events and discounts for September
• From Daily Herald, August 20, 2009: Warrenville man paralyzed in ski accident adapting to new world

Thursday, August 20
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• University Profile: Michigan State University
• Result of the Week: We've come a long way...
• Laboratory releases Physics Advisory Committee report
• Extreme Beam lecture today at 4 p.m. in One West
• Photo of the Day: New employees - Aug. 3
• From EyeOnTechnology, August 19, 2009: Recovery Act scores trifecta by stimulating science

Wednesday, August 19
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• H1N1 goes back to school
• From the Finance Section: Buckets of money
• Service Awards
• Extreme Beam lecture Thursday at 4 p.m. in One West
• ES&H weekly report: August 18, 2009
• From MSNBC, August 14, 2009: First black holes starved at birth

Tuesday, August 18
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• Vacation policy changes for exempt employees
• Director's Corner: Visitors from Washington
• Tune IT Up: New IMAP server e-mail account password rules
• Keeping kids safe as they head back to school
• From Quantum Diaries: Shutdown update
• From Washington Post, August 17, 2009: Blasting neutrinos under Wisconsin may yield big payoff

Monday, August 17
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• Back to school with cutting-edge science
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Safety: Safety monitors need their own monitoring
• Tune IT Up Q&A
• Photo of the Day: Office of Science director, deputy director get behind-the-scenes Fermilab tour
• From Science, August 14, 2009:Running at half-energy keeps LHC in race for discoveries

Friday, August 14
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• CMS Result of the Month: First things first
• Recovery Act Feature: Recovery Act pushes high-field magnet development forward
• Power and network outage in Wilson Hall tomorrow
• Chuck Schmidt retires today
• From Physics Today, August 13, 2009: Hawking receives US medal of freedom

Thursday, August 13
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• University Profile: State University of New York at Stony Brook
• Result of the Week: CDF scientists observe rare diboson process
• New co-spokesperson begins term at DZero
• From the Chicago Tribune, Aug. 12, 2009: Orson Welles' residence is cleared for demolition

Wednesday, August 12
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• From symmetrybreaking: Fermilab in the house: atom smasher gets its own rap
• From Center for Particle Astrophysics: Understanding our universe
• Readers write: Fermilab poetry
• ES&H weekly report: August 11, 2009
• Registration now open for Workshop on Applications of High-Intensity Proton Accelerators
• From Daily Herald, August 12, 2009: Rapper Funky49 rocks out about Fermilab

Tuesday, August 11
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• Rap music seminar at 4 p.m. today, all welcome
• Director's Corner: Turning the LHC back on
• On TARGET: D'Angelo Cox and Adil Tobaa
• From US/LHC blogs, Aug. 9, 2009: Mayan pyramids and the LHC

Monday, August 10
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• Dan Bauer chosen as deputy head of Center for Particle Astrophysics
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Health: Medical Office provides travel tips
• Wilson Hall closed Saturday, Aug. 15
• Photo of the Day: New employees - July 27
• From Times Online, Aug. 7, 2009: Large Hadron Collider will restart at half-power

Friday, August 7
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• Dirt, giant holes evidence of neutrino program upgrades
• Recovery Act Feature: ARRA funds accelerate SRF, neutrino research
• Special Announcement: Rap music seminar at 4 p.m. on Tuesday. All welcome.
• From NPR, Aug. 6, 2009: World's biggest particle collider set for restart
• Recreation Feature of the Month: Classes, events and discounts for August

Thursday, August 6
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• CERN Press Release: LHC to run at 3.5 TeV for early part of 2009-2010 run rising to 4-5-5.0 TeV later
• Congressman Foster addresses ARRA funding
• University Profile: University of Cambridge
• Fermilab Result of the Week Crazy enough?

Wednesday, August 5
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• Fermilab to receive additional $60.2 million in Recovery Act funding for high-energy physics
• From the Computing Division: Working toward stronger, safer IT
• New antivirus policy
• Illinois legislation may change dependent coverage
• Memorial dedication on Thursday for Bob Ducar
• From New York Times, Aug. 4, 2009: Giant particle collider struggles
• From Cosmic Log, Aug. 4, 2009: Slow start for a big bang

Tuesday, August 4
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• Tune IT Up: Don’t get hooked by phishing
• Director's Corner: Future accelerators
• On TARGET: Matt Bajzek
• Photo of the Day: Hyperbolic Obelisk in fog
• From UPI.com, August 3, 2009: Students build cosmic ray detector

Monday, August 3
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• Profile: Jamie Ray, a high schooler on the Higgs hunt
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Environment: Reducing the use of ozone-depleting substances
• Photo of the Day: New employees - July 20
• Window washing begins today
• From DOE Office of Science American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Newsletter, July 2009: Hunting for neutrinos in Minnesota