- Holometer team develops new laser-based cutting technique
- Tip of the Week: Safety: Stay alert to withstand zombie attacks
- Milestone: CMS uncovers the elusive pumpkin particle
- Photo of the Day: Wilson Hall spellbinding in moonlight
- Strange creatures sighted on Fermilab site
- In Brief: Bare bones
- From The Onion, Oct. 24, 2013: Horrifying doll sitting on neighbor's porch whether it's Halloween or not
- From Blogspot.com, Oct. 27, 2013: Mini pumpkin collider
- Special Announcement: Happy Halloween
- Frontier Science Result: DZero: Muons, matter and mystery
- Fermilab's Boneyard a purgatory for old parts
- In Brief: P5 public meetings at Fermilab - this weekend
- From symmetry: First LUX result negates previous possible dark-matter sighting
- Photo of the Day: Fresh mummies
- In Brief: Fermilab Arts Series presents the Stars of Dance Chicago - Saturday, Nov. 9 in Ramsey
- From Smart Data Collective, Oct. 29, 2013: CERN: a case study in "big science" data management
- Diversity Champions reception for volunteers and their years of valuable efforts
- From the Business Services Section: History doesn't stop
- Special Announcement: Save the date: Labwide party on Friday, Dec. 6
- Photo of the Day: CMS forward pixel detector
- Press Release: You pick the winner in the Fermilab Arts and Lecture Series' second Physics Slam on Nov. 15
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, Oct. 29
- Clarification: Industrial Hygiene Award
- Accelerator Update: Accelerator update, Oct. 28
- From R&D Magazine, Oct. 25, 2013: Physicists aim to make transition to quantum world visible
- Wellness Feature of the Month: November wellness offerings, fitness classes and discounts
- Director's Corner: Planning the future
- Photos of the Day: Dew and frost
- Milestone: 10 years of service to Fermilab
- Milestone: New employees - October
- From Nature, Oct. 24, 2013: Astronomers use fake data to tackle dark energy
- From Southtown Star, Oct. 25, 2013: Evergreen Park junior benefits from firm (and Fermilab) commitment
- Special Announcement: Deputy director search begins
- Tip of the Week: Health: The ABCs of viral hepatitis
- Incoming FSPA officers are here to help
- Photo of the Day: Grackles overhead
- From Scientific American, Oct. 25, 2013: Five unanswered questions that will keep physicists awake at night
- Profile: Terri Shaw, electrical engineer
- Frontier Science Result: CMS: The geometry of particle decays
- Photos of the Day: Snake on a (vertical) plane
- From Nature, Oct. 22, 2013: Final word is near on dark-matter signal
- Climate affects number of birds seen at Fermilab
- Frontier Science Result: CDF: Top leptons moving forward
- Photo of the Day: You say cicada, I say cicada
- In Brief: Benefit annual enrollment deadline is tomorrow
- From Scientific American, Oct. 22, 2013: Leading dark energy theory incompatible with new measurement
- From FT Magazine, Oct. 18, 2013: The new physics
- Cavity Processing R&D Group earns 2012 Industrial Hygiene Award for new facility
- From the Accelerator Physics Center: A step closer to demonstrating to ionization cooling
- Photo of the Day: Color transformation
- Graduate Profile: Jason St. John
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, Oct. 22
- From Chicago Tribune: Science program adopts new standards to fight lagging student performance
- Fermilab Arts Series presents the Stars of Dance Chicago - Saturday, Nov. 9 in Ramsey
- From ESH&Q: FAQs on GreenRide and green commuting
- Construction Update: Paneling IARC lecture hall
- Photo of the Day: When it rains it pours
- From symmetry: CERN experiment aids climate research
- Accelerator Update: Accelerator update, Oct. 21
- From The Economist, Oct. 19, 2013: Small really is beautiful
- From New Scientist, Oct. 1, 2013: Hairy black hole could show gaps in Einstein's theory
- RRCAT laser-welded cavity shows promise
- Tip of the Week: Ecology and Environment: Cleaner and greener: reducing waste at Fermilab
- From symmetry: Young physicists step up
- Photo of the Day: Katydid at Feynman
- Correction: Neutrino detector in Ohio
- From Gizmag, Oct. 7, 2013: It's bigger on the inside: Tardis regions in spacetime and the expanding universe
- Physics in a Nutshell: Seeing the world with neutrino eyes
- Frontier Science Result: MINERvA: seeing more from the nucleus than the sum of its parts
- Photo of the Day: Reflections of fall
- Special Announcement: Road D closed Oct. 21-Nov. 4
- Correction: Wilson Fellowship application link in Thursday's issue
- From Nature, Oct. 4, 2013: "Higgsogenesis" proposed to explain dark matter
- From The Washington Post, Oct. 17, 2013: Government reopens Thursday after Congress passes budget deal, raises debt limit
- Frontier Science Result: DZero: DZero milestone: 300th Run II publication submitted
- In Brief: Winter wear donations collected through Oct. 31
- Special Announcement: Road D closed Oct. 21-Nov. 4
- In Brief: Now accepting applications for Wilson Fellowship
- Photo of the Day: Inverted diminished scale
- From PR Newswire, Oct. 10, 2013: Elsevier announces the launch of the Journal of High Energy Astrophysics
- In Brief: University of Chicago offers full undergrad scholarship to child of Fermilab employee
- From FESS: Thank you, Mike Becker
- In Brief: Former Fermilab postdoc Jason Steffen's airline boarding algorithm on WTTW
- Photo of the Day: Celestial snowflakes
- Accelerator Update: Accelerator update, Oct. 14
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, Oct. 15
- From New Scientist, Oct. 7, 2013: Speed limit found for sluggish dark matter
- From Discover, Oct. 11, 2013: After the Higgs boson: a preview of tomorrow's radical physics
- In Brief: Reminder: annual enrollment, informational meetings take place through Friday, Oct. 25
- Director's Corner: Moving forward despite uncertainty
- Photo of the Day: Monarch butterfly
- From Chicago Tribune, Oct. 11, 2013: Fermilab played key role in Nobel Prize-winning discovery
- Construction Update: Finishing the concrete for the MC-1 Building
- From Physics, Oct. 7, 2013: Synopsis: a black hole's lucky stars
- Experimenters relish MTest control room updates, new one coming soon
- Tip of the Week: Cybersecurity: Keeping your experiment on the Internet
- Special Announcement: Director's feedback form available for questions
- Photo of the Day: The morning sun is shining like a red rubber ball
- From The Beacon-News, Oct. 8, 2013: Fermilab played big part in Nobel Prize-winning research
- From The New York Times, Oct. 8, 2013: No physicist is an island
- From symmetry: Google Street View goes underground at LHC
- Frontier Science Result: MINERvA: Neutrino cross section ratio measurements from MINERvA: talk this afternoon at 4 p.m.
- Milestone: 20 years of service to Fermilab
- Photo of the Day: Walking the line
- From NBC News, Oct. 8, 2013: After the Nobel, what's next for particle physics? Supersymmetry!
- From Bloomberg Businessweek, Oct. 9, 2013: Cash-challenged CERN lifted by Nobel hunts for BRIC funds
- From Business Insider, Oct. 9, 2013: Physics professor explains why other scientists involved on the Higgs boson didn't get a Nobel
- From The Christian Science Monitor, Oct. 8, 2013: Higgs boson work leads to one Nobel Prize. Could there be another?
- Todd Johnson receives 2013 Director's Award
- Special Announcement: Reminder: temporary publication changes
- Milestone: 25 years of service to Fermilab
- Photo of the Day: US CMS celebrates Nobel announcement with dessert
- From ESH&Q: Flu vaccination information available online
- Death: In memoriam: Keith Schuh
- From DOE Pulse, Sept. 30, 2013: Scientists crank up the voltage, create better dark-matter search
- Muon Accelerator Program staging study makes progress
- From ESH&Q: Take Five for Goal Zero
- Photos of the Day: Captured by scanner
- Accelerator Update: Accelerator update, Oct. 7
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, Oct. 8
- From FYI: The AIP Bulletin of Science Policy News, Oct. 4, 2013: President signs helium bill into law
- Nobel Prize in physics honors prediction of Higgs boson
- Video of the Day: The U.S. role in LHC discovery of the Higgs boson
- Press Release: U.S. scientists celebrate Nobel Prize for Higgs discovery
- From symmetry: Ten things you may not know about the Higgs boson
- Construction Update: Phase I of MicroBooNE installation at LArTF is almost complete
- Photo of the Day: This hawk obeys traffic signs
- From The Washington Post, Oct. 8, 2013: Peter Higgs, Francois Englert win Nobel Prize in physics
- From The New York Times, Oct. 8, 2013: Higgs and Englert are awarded Nobel Prize in physics
- From BBC News, Oct. 8, 2013: Higgs boson wins Nobel prize in physics
- Pipe dream fulfilled
- Tip of the Week: Safety: National Fire Prevention Week: Preventing Kitchen Fires
- Photo of the Day: Misty morning
- In Brief: Lunch and learn about how you can volunteer for science - Wednesday at noon in Curia II
- From Physics World, Oct. 3, 2013: Etched glass could create table-top particle accelerators
- From Clarksville Online, Oct. 4, 2013: APSU students earn high marks for research at famed Fermilab
- Special Announcement: Temporary publication changes
- Frontier Science Result: CMS: Unexpected top quarks
- In Brief: Lunchtime information session: volunteers needed for STEM community outreach
- Special Announcement: Office of Science's Patricia Dehmer speaks at University of Chicago on Nov. 5
- Photos of the Day: Praying mantises
- From symmetry: Explain it in 60 seconds: Antimatter
- From HPCwire, Oct. 1, 2013Theoretical physicists still unraveling big bang
- From symmetry: Nobel predictions favor Higgs pioneers
- Frontier Science Result: CDF: Finding hadrons inside jets
- Photo of the Day: Across the lines
- Fermilab Arts Series presents Quebec trio De Temps Antan - Saturday, Oct. 5
- In Brief: Muon g-2 ring move featured on Discovery Channel's "The Daily Planet"
- From Physics Today, October 2013: Invigorated and unified, U.S. particle physics community considers future directions
- From symmetry: Adler Planetarium throws 'Particle Party'
- From the Technical Division: Challenges, capabilities and collaboration
- Milestone: 30 years of service to Fermilab
- Photos of the Day: 3-D vertically integrated chip
- Graduate Profile: Joe Grange
- Special Announcement: Users Office closed today
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, Oct. 1
- From UChicagoNews, Oct. 1, 2013: First research network for female scientists launched
- From Physics World, Sept. 19, 2013: Is the universe saddle shaped?
- From symmetry: Physics computing innovation benefits multitude
- Director's Corner: Organizational changes
- Video of the Day: Chirping minks
- Photo of the Day: Minimalist perspective
- Construction Update: PXIE ion source moved into place at CMTF cave
- Accelerator Update: Accelerator update, Sept. 30
- From Physics Today, Sept. 26, 2013: Meet Fermilab's new director
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