- Physics in a Nutshell: Invisibility squared
- Frontier Science Result: ArgoNeuT: 20 years later: Neutrino-induced coherent pions are back to Fermilab
- Video of the Day: Got a minute? Turning collisions into numbers
- Photo of the Day: Sweeping the sky
- Special Announcement: Power outage in Wilson Hall east tower Tuesday morning
- In Brief: New features on latest version of Scientific Linux website
- Clarification: Patent on magnetic oil spill cleanup apparatrus
- From The Daily Journal, Aug. 22, 2014: Jim Nowlan: Fermilab looking into the smallest things
- From The Verge, Aug. 26, 2014: A physics experiment might soon tell us if we're living in a 2D hologram
- Director's Corner: Restructuring the FRA Board
- Frontier Science Result: DZero: Which way did it go?
- Wellness Feature of the Month: September wellness offerings, fitness classes and discounts
- Photo of the Day: Gathering clouds
- From Gizmodo, Aug. 26, 2014: Physicists want to know if we're all actually living in a hologram
- In Brief: Argonne and Fermilab present second small business fair
- From FESS: Early-career conservationist helps keep the Fermilab site beautiful and sustainable
- In Brief: Fermilab posts latest Physics Advisory Committee report
- From symmetry: LHC physicist takes on new type of collisions
- Photo of the Day: Physics is fun when you are a magnet at Fermilab
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, Aug. 26
- From The Sudbury Star, Aug. 24, 2014: Delving into dark matter
- Press Release: Do we live in a 2-D hologram?
- From the Chief Operating Officer: Where did the tables go?
- In Brief: Users Executive Committee election - vote by Sept. 8
- Photo of the Day: Rescuing a baby turtle
- From Live Science, Aug. 22, 2014: Hints of mysterious particle detected in 'big bang soup'
- From Physics, Aug. 21, 2014: >Dark matter or neutrons?
- Veteran DZero scientist assumes co-spokesperson position
- Tip of the Week: Ecology and Environment: "Big" sustainability
- In Brief: Revised Procedures for Researchers document available online
- Photo of the Day: I've got the power ... line
- Milestone: New employees - August
- From Medium, Aug. 19, 2014: Five reasons we think dark matter exists
- U.S. CMS detector upgrade project completes successful review
- Frontier Science Result: CMS: Top Top Z
- Video of the Day: Got a minute? Pixel detectors
- Photo of the Day: Muon g-2 ring heads home - a rendering in chalk
- Correction: Meeting time: Fermilab retiree medical changes
- From Motherboard, Aug. 19, 2014: The world's most powerful space camera begins another year of incredible photos
- Experiment, theory meet at collider summer school
- Frontier Science Result: CDF: Testing the Higgs boson's spin and parity with CDF
- Photo of the Day: On the rocks
- In Brief: Fermilab retiree medical changes
- In Brief: Fun at the Instrumentation Department picnic
- From International Business Times, Aug. 19, 2014: Space science: Dark Energy Survey into second year of chasing mysterious substance
- From Interactions.org, Aug. 19, 2014: First indirect evidence of so-far undetected strange baryons
- Special Announcement: All-hands celebration of Muon g-2 and MicroBooNE - today at 9:30 a.m. in auditorium
- From the Accelerator Physics Center: The Tevatron experience
- From symmetry: A whole-Earth approach
- Photo of the Day: Wide web
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, Aug. 19
- From Scientific American, Aug. 17, 2014: Spill some oil? Magnetize it for cleanup
- LArIAT begins taking data
- Director's Corner: Doing our part to make the P5 vision a reality
- Video of the Day: Got a minute? Measuring energy at the LHC
- Photos of the Day: Pale-leaved sunflower: three views
- From Quanta Magazine, Aug. 18, 2014: At multiverse impasse, a new theory of scale
- Press Release: Dark Energy Survey kicks off second season cataloging the wonders of deep space
- Tip of the Week: Cybersecurity: Stay away from the bleeding edge
- Photo of the Day: You lookin' at me?
- Special Announcement: All-hands celebration of Muon g-2 and MicroBooNE - Wednesday, Aug. 20
- From MIT News, Aug. 13, 2014: Finding a piece of the proton-spin puzzle
- Milestone: NOvA near detector complete
- Frontier Science Result: Theory Group: Hidden interactions of quarks
- Physics in a Nutshell: What is a WIMP?
- Photo of the Day: Fermilab in full bloom
- From Physics World, Aug. 12, 2014: Using antineutrinos to monitor nuclear reactors
- From Medium, Aug. 12, 2014: The smallest possible scale in the universe
- From symmetry: Science on demand
- Frontier Science Result: DZero: Antimatter and interference
- Video of the Day: Got a minute? Which Higgs did we find?
- Photo of the Day: Luna moth
- From Science, Aug. 4, 2014: U.S. Energy Department to make researchers' papers free
- From The Guardian, Aug. 7, 2014: Life and physics — in pictures
- Fermilab hosts first C++ school for next generation of particle physicists
- From WDRS: Thank you to the entire FermiWorks crew
- CHIPS deploys first prototype detector module
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, Aug. 12
- Photos of the Day: American lotus
- From Popular Science, Aug. 7, 2014: To clean up oil spills, magnetize the oil first
- From Mother Nature Network, Aug. 2, 2014: Six new telescopes that will change the way we see space
- PREP: Keeping experiments well equipped since 1970
- From the Deputy Director: CMS excitement
- In Brief: Now in Fermilab Library: exhibit on Native Americans on Fermilab site
- Video of the Day: Got a minute? Measuring energy
- Photo of the Day: Summer panorama
- From SLAC, Aug. 5, 2014: Rebooted muon experiment tests detector design at SLAC
- From symmetry: Neutrino researchers pull double duty
- Tip of the Week: Quality Assurance: Progress on Fermilab's Software Quality Assurance implementation plan
- Photos of the Day: Hauling out the chaff
- From Science, Aug. 5, 2014: Unusual new telescope gets green light
- From Nautilus, Aug. 7, 2014: What's 250 million light-years big, almost empty and full of answers?
- Profile: One minute with Michael Pfaff, lead groundskeeper
- Frontier Science Result: CMS: An ambidextrous W boson?
- In Brief: Notebooks by Fermilab's namesake housed at University of Chicago
- Photo of the Day: Which way should I fly?
- From LiveScience, Aug. 6, 2014: Quantum particles take the road most traveled
- From Scientific American, Aug. 6, 2014: Particle measurement sidesteps the uncertainty principle
- LBNE collaboration expands to more than 500 members
- Frontier Science Result: CDF: Sifting through the noise to identify single top quarks
- Photo of the Day: Grazing in the grass
- From Gizmodo, Aug. 1, 2014: Particle Fever makes me feel like a physicist
- Hidden gender bias still influences physics field
- Video of the Day: The origins of mass
- Photo of the Day: Handsome young buck
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, Aug. 5
- From ars technica, July 27, 2014: Dark matter makes up 80 percent of the universe — but where is it all?
- From Science, Aug. 1, 2014: Slideshow: Muon g-2 ring takes final steps to new home
- AURA awarded support by the National Science Foundation to begin constructing LSST
- Director's Corner: Muon g-2 milestones
- Photos of the Day: Imperial moth
- In Brief: Mechancial Support Department annual picnic
- From WTTW's Chicago Tonight, July 30, 2014: Scientific Chicago with Rabiah Mayas
- From The Washington Post, July 23, 2014: BICEP2 experiment's big-bang controversy highlights challenges for modern science
- From Computing Bits: What is the CMS data challenge?
- Tip of the Week: Safety: See into the future with eye protection
- In Brief: Changes to videoconferencing services at Fermilab
- Photo of the Day: Summer talks
- From Physics Today, July 2014: Questions and answers with Chris Quigg
- Physics in a Nutshell: Baryon acoustic oscillations
- Frontier Science Result: MINERvA: Pion on the break shot
- Photo of the Day: Farewell, Feynman van
- From Physics World, July 28, 2014: New correction to speed of light could explain SN1987 neutrino burst
- From Scientific American, July 28, 2014: Dark matter search enters round 2
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