Tuesday, June 30
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• CDF's "siliconers" are first line of detector defense
• Director's Corner: Protective equipment
• Fermilab's daycare students give to children of Gran Sasso
• Take Five Q&A
• From Discover magazine, June 22, 2009: Eight ways scientists look at—but don't yet see—dark matter

Monday, June 29
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• Fermilab’s CDF observes Omega-sub-b baryon
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Safety: Keep safety the first thought during shutdown
• ES&H Safety Fair today offers tips and cool stuff
• Photo of the Day: New employees
• From New York Times column, June 27, 2009: Invent, invent, invent

Friday, June 26
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• Recovery Act Feature: Crews dig in at NOvA site
• From symmetrybreaking: Sky survey shooting for "three-peat" of scientific success
• Cyber security resources available on Tune IT Up page
• Photo of the Day: New employees
• From Lab Manager Magazine, June 25, 2009: USC, Argonne National Lab collaborate on study of ancient artifacts

Thursday, June 25
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• University Profile: University of Pittsburgh
• Result of the Week: Dark photons
• Wilson Hall near west parking lot closed this weekend
• Extreme Beam lecture Thursday, 4 p.m. in One West
• Special Announcement: The UEC wants YOU
• From Physical Review Focus, June 24, 2009: A Higgs boson without the mess

Wednesday, June 24
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• Celebrating safety on the roads
• From the ES&H Section: Take Five: Safe, healthy and green
• In Brief: Ask an auditor
• Extreme Beam lecture Thursday, 4 p.m. in One West
• Special Announcement: The UEC wants YOU
• From The Batavia Republican, June 17, 2009: A day in the life of Debbie Harris, Fermilab scientist

Tuesday, June 23
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• Fermilab director gives focus group results, lays out plans
• Director's Corner: Yearly retreat
• Photo of the Day: Winter volleyball champions wreak "havoc" on competition
• Photo of the Day: Staffers from Senator Burris's office tour Fermilab
• Special Announcement: The UEC wants YOU
• From The Black Hills Pioneer, June 20, 2009: Preliminary timetable: Homestake dewatered by 2011

Monday, June 22
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• East gate closed today through Friday
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Cyber security: Passwords: Longer is stronger
• Cervando Castro: Steady hands and sharp eyes
• From Interactions.org: CERN reports on progress towards LHC restart
• From Quantum Diaries: Shutdowns are busy times

Friday, June 19
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• All-hands meeting today
• East gate closed June 22-26
• Shutdown-related power outage Monday
• Recovery Act brings E85, hybrid cars to Fermilab fleet
• From symmetrybreaking: The science of talking so people listen
• Photo of the Day: Result of the Week author welcomes new addition
• From New Scientist: June 17, 2009: Physicists create 'black hole for sound'

Thursday, June 18
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• University Profile: University of Virginia
• Result of the Week: A ‘prime’ analysis
• Tune IT Up: Phishing for summer students
• Q&A with Pier Oddone now online

Wednesday, June 17
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• All-hands meeting Friday
• Dave Augustine, master matchmaker
• From Business Services Section: Take five for travel
• DASTOW photos now online
• From Brookhaven National Laboratory, June 15, 2009: Construction begins on world-class light source at Brookhaven National Laboratory

Tuesday, June 16
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• All-hands meeting Friday
• Director's Corner: Neutrinos
• H1N1 flu alert level rises, but no need to panic
• Q&A with Rolf Heuer now online
• Photo of the Day: New employees
• From AIP FYI, June 15, 2009: FY 2010 House Appropriations Bill: National Science Foundation
• From New York Times, June 12, 2009: The physics of nothing

Monday, June 15
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• Shutdown begins today
• Take Five to improve safety
• Former DZero collaborator wins URA award
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Safety: Drivers face many potential distractions
• FTL reporting system Q&A
• From New York Times, June 9, 2009: New recipe for true muonium: take one muon

Friday, June 12
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• Questions on FTL system change? Click here.
• From iSGTW: Campus champions: Users get help from a familiar face
• Fermilab and Argonne join to race on Fox River at fest
• Consulate members from Asian countries visit Fermilab
• From Los Alamos Monitor, June 11: Panel hears eco-park proposal

Thursday, June 11
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• University Profile: Indiana University
• Result of the Week: Piecing together the puzzle
• Extreme Beam lecture Thursday, 4 p.m. in One West
• Shutdown affected by possible FY2011 collider run
• From AIP FYI, June 10: DOE Office of Science update: Director, Senatorial support, appropriations schedule, state spending

Wednesday, June 10
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• DASTOW today
• From the Fermilab CMS Center: Training Opportunities for collaborators
• Susan Werner brings folk to Fermilab
• From Science, June 2009: Chinese Scientists Hope to Make Deepest, Darkest Dreams Come True

Tuesday, June 9
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• From Quantum Diaries: Night Shifts at Fermilab
• Director's Corner: Goal Zero: Safe and Healthy
• From AZoNano.com, June 4, 2009: Physicist Recognized for Contributions to Discoveries at Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider

Monday, June 8
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• Oddone addresses need for infrastructure at Users' Meeting
• DASTOW 2009 set for Wednesday
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Environment: Save your skin this summer
• From Telegraph, June 5, 2009: Large Hadron Collider to start again, but costs rise in race to discover 'God Particle'

Friday, June 5
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• Michael Turner to speak at Outreach workshop today
• Users' Meeting recap: Day 1
• Shutdown begins June 15, preparations underway
• East gate closed June 22-26
• From CERN Bulletin, June 5, 2009: Perspectives
• From Popular Science, June 5, 2009: New theory postulates galaxy-sized neutrinos, expanding since the beginning of time

Thursday, June 4
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• University Profile: Northern Illinois University
• Result of the Week: CDF diboson observation a big step toward Higgs
• Annual Users' Meeting continues today
• From Interactions.org, June 3, 2009: Lucia Votano named director of the National Laboratory in Gran Sasso
• From Live Science, June 3, 2009: Einstein's 'spooky physics' gets more entangled

Wednesday, June 3
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• Special Announcement: Users' Meeting begins today
• From the Finance Section: Recovery Act funding fuels Fermilab projects
• From symmetry magazine: Credit where credit is due
• From Physicsworld.com, June 2, 2009: The unique universe

Tuesday, June 2
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• Annual Users' Meeting begins tomorrow, register now
• Director's Corner: Global vision
• USPAS students win poster contest at PAC09
• Users’ Meeting offers a taste of the unusual
• From Nature, May 29, 2009: Dark-energy particle spotted?

Monday, June 1
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• Junjie Zhu wins Tollestrup Award
• Annual Users' Meeting begins Wednesday
• From Chicago Tribune, May 29, 2009: Dr. Akihiko 'Aki' Yokosawa, 1927-2009: Nuclear physicist at Argonne National Laboratory
• "Surfing on Plasma Waves" lecture Wednesday at 8 p.m.
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Environment: Summer weather brings summer pests
• Photo of the Day: New employees
• From SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory press release, May 29, 2009: Theorists reveal path to true muonium