Friday, Feb. 27
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• On-site daycare gets top marks
• From iSGTW: Using simulations to learn about cosmic evolution and its connections to Earth’s history
• Photo of the Day: Looking for food
• From Chicago Tribune, Feb. 26, 2009: Dr. George Coutrakon, former Fermilab physicist, to work with proton beam at the Northern Illinois Proton Treatment and Research Center

Thursday, Feb. 26
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• First Extreme Beam lecture today, 4 p.m. in One West
• Result of the Week: Seeing jets from the top
• AAAS and AAPT talks now available online
• Photo of the Day: Delegation from Hungary visits Fermilab
• Neutrino Summer School registration now open
• From European XFEL, Feb. 25, 2009: XFEL construction news
• From U.S. House of Representatives, Feb. 25, 2009: 2009 Energy and water approproations

Wednesday, Feb. 25
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• From symmetrybreaking: Why the dark side of the universe matters
• From the Business Services Section: A treasure in the woods
• Extreme Beam lecture series begins tomorrow
• Photo of the Day: Wilson Hall exhibit honors Black History month
• In Memoriam: Leader in bubble chambers, Pierre Auger died

Tuesday, Feb. 24
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• Extreme Beam lectures open door to Intensity Frontier
• Director's Corner: A matter of concern
• "The Dark Side of the Universe" lecture tonight
• Summer onsite day camp offers one-week sessions
• In Memoriam: Frank C. Shoemaker

Monday, Feb. 23
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• For the love of science
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Environment: Is environmentalism dead?
• Diversity focus groups summaries distributed this week
• Photo of the Day: New employees
• From Bangor Daily News, Feb. 19: Neutrino work breaks new ground

Friday, Feb. 20
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• Chicago goes dark for science: C2ST lecture Feb. 24
• Ask the Ethicist: The ethicist within
• From Associated Press, Feb. 19: Fermilab, European accelerator race for glory
• From Scientific American, Feb. 18: Stars of cosmology

Thursday, Feb. 19
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• After 15 years, CMS crystals ready for prime time
• Fermilab Result of the Week: Standing on tiptoes
• Photo of the Day: DOE Office of Science tour
• From Ivan Semeniuk’s Embedded Universe (a science blog), Feb. 13: Particle physicists set to invade the dark side

Wednesday, Feb. 18
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• Pumping up Fermilab’s gym
• From the Finance Section: Looking for your ideas
• From New Scientist, Feb. 17: Fermilab 'closing in' on the God particle
• From Nature News, Feb. 16: Hollywood star could restart damaged particle accelerator

Tuesday, Feb. 17
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• From symmetrybreaking: AAAS coverage
• Director's Corner: Recovery
• From Science News, Feb. 28: Cosmic mystery: High-energy invaders from space could signal a nearby pulsar, or perhaps dark matter

Monday, Feb. 16
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• Don't feed the animals
• ES&H Tips of the Week -Computer security: Tax time is coming
• U.S Visa applications still lengthy
• From Alliance for Science & Technology Research in America, Feb. 14: Reinvestment Act of 2009 final version
• From New Scientist, Feb. 12: Tom Hanks and Ron Howard visit CERN

Friday, Feb. 13
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• Fermilab welcomes minority students for Black History Month
• From ISGTW: Grids and Clouds: GridBriefing just released
• Special Announcement: Volunteers needed to plan Asian event
• From BusinessWeek, Feb. 12: What's in the Stimulus Bill
• From Interactions.org, Feb. 12: Hollywood comes to CERN

Thursday, Feb. 12
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• Iliana Bozhanova steps up Bulgarian dance at Fermilab
• Fermilab Result of the Week: Single top, on the road to the Higgs!
• From symmetrybreaking, Feb. 11: Entertainment Tonight searches for angels and demons at CERN
• From Houston Chronicle, Feb. 10: Use stimulus to expand scientific research funding

Wednesday, Feb. 11
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• Chicago hosts Al Gore, thousands of scientists for AAAS conference
• Director's Corner: India Collaboration
• Fermilab press release: Collaboration between Fermilab, Indian institutions sets stage for future accelerators
• CERN press release: CERN management confirms new LHC restart schedule
• From AIP FYI, Feb. 9: DOE-BES report calls for more R&D funding

Tuesday, Feb. 10
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• Seeking: charismatic scientists, engineers
• Memo from the Director: IT reorganization
• Implementing integrated quality assurance memo
• From New Scientist, Feb. 10: Conflict brews over science in US stimulus package

Monday, Feb. 9
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• CERN to set goals for first LHC physics
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Safety: Lead use requires extra care
• New Wilson Hall dosimetry badge drop box
• From Wall Street Journal, Feb. 6: Energy secretary promises to move quickly to spend stimulus fund
• From Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Feb. 6, 2009: Mequon company helps smash subatomic particle

Friday, Feb. 6
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• GammeV: The little experiment with big output
• Special Result of the Week: A probe of the particle nature of dark energy
• DOE releases laboratory report cards
• Photo of the Day: Winter hawk
• From Boston Globe, Feb. 5, 2009: Obama announces new energy guidelines

Thursday, Feb. 5
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• President Obama to address DOE employees at 11 a.m.
• From broadcast to books, Atkinson serves public
• Result of the Week: Studying the heavy, looking for the new
• Photo of the Day: New employees
• From Cosmic Variance, Feb. 5, 2009: Looking for dark matter in all the wrong places

Wednesday, Feb. 4
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• Brazil honors Fermilab's Roy Rubinstein
• From the Accelerator Physics Center: R&D for a muon accelerator
• Experience the Dixie Hummingbirds, Feb. 14
• ES&H weekly report, Feb. 3
• From Canada.com, Feb. 3, 2009: CERN unveils computer grid linking 7,000 scientists

Tuesday, Feb. 3
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• Can you hear me now? Fermilab engineers' desert adventure
• Director's Corner: Chicagoland collaboration
• From Chronicle of Higher Education, Jan. 30, 2009: Physicists set plan in motion to change publishing system
• From ABC Science, Feb. 2, 2009: Entangled particles face sudden death

Monday, Feb. 2
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• From symmetrybreaking: The latest from the LHC
• Call for applications for awards in URA Visiting Scholars Program
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Environment: Gypsy moths poised to invade
• From New York Times, Jan. 26, 2009: Using a leadership role to put a human face on science
• From PhysOrg.com, Jan. 27, 2009: New limits on the origin of dark mattere