- Press Release: Giant electromagnet completes its journey, moves into its new home at Fermilab
- Frontier Science Result: DZero: Which Higgs?
- Wellness Feature of the Month: August wellness offerings, fitness classes and discounts
- Photo of the Day: Wilson Hall and the Milky Way
- From Interactions.org, July 30, 2014: JUNO International Collaboration established
- Accelerator physicist invents new way to clean up oil spills
- From symmetry: Partnership generates bright ideas for photon science
- In Brief: Meet with Pace on train station shuttles - Friday in Curia II
- Death: In memoriam: Nancy Carrigan
- In Brief: Science Next Door August newsletter now online
- Photo of the Day: Dotted with yellow
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, July 29
- From FYI: The AIP Bulletin of Science Policy News, July 29, 2014: Senate FY 2015 DOE Office of Science Appropriations Bill
- From Physics Today, July 2014: Extremely energetic cosmic rays from a preferred direction
- From symmetry: How to weigh a galaxy cluster
- From the Chief Operating Officer: From hosting the Tevatron to hosting neutrino experiments
- Photo of the Day: Peeking above the flowers
- Video of the Day: Got a minute? Detecting dark matter
- From Scientific American, July 22, 2014: Vinton G. Cerf: "The value of investment by the U.S. government cannot be overstated"
- From Kane County Chronicle, July 23, 2014: House passes bill to modernize national laboratories
- Michele McCusker-Whiting earns 2013 Industrial Hygiene Award for new databases
- Tip of the Week: Sustainability: Fermilab pilots composting program
- Photo of the Day: Arching over Fermilab
- Milestone: New employees - July
- From Nature, July 22, 2014: China plans super collider
- Special Announcement: Remove your vehicle from restricted parking areas by 6 p.m. today
- Frontier Science Result: CMS: The Higgs gives mass to matter, too
- NOvA collaboration celebrates in northern Minnesota
- Photo of the Day: Nectar of the birds
- From Science, July 22, 2014: Had there been no Higgs boson, this observation would have been the bomb
- Fermilab technology available for license: Bed-ridden boredom spurs new invention
- Frontier Science Result: CDF: Searching for boosted tops
- Photo of the Day: Lovely and temperate
- From Softpedia, July 14, 2014: Fermilab releases Scientific Linux 7.0 Alpha 2
- In Brief: LHC Physics Center turns 10
- From the Scientific Computing Division: The science of data collection
- From symmetry: Exploratorium exhibit reveals the invisible
- Photo of the Day: Gold skies at the Village
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, July 22
- From iSGTW, July 16, 2014: Planning for an electron-ion collider at Brookhaven
- From symmetry: A physicist in the neurobiology lab
- Director's Corner: Mu2e moves forward
- Video of the Day: Got a minute? Finding the best collisions
- Photo of the Day: Aspen East at night
- From Physics World, July 17, 2014: Scattered neutrons could mimic DAMA-LIBRA's 'dark matter' modulation
- From Scientific American, July 21, 2014: Proton spin mystery gains a new clue
- Prototype CT scanner could improve targeting accuracy in proton therapy treatment
- Tip of the Week: Ecology and Environment: Where the wild things are
- Photo of the Day: Monarch caterpillar
- Special Announcement: Today is an Air Pollution Action Day
- From Physics, July 17, 2014: Synopsis: Top quark mass gets an update
- From symmetry: Science inspires at Sanford Lab's Neutrino Day
- Physics in a Nutshell: Electronvolts and all that
- Photo of the Day: Silhouette of a swing
- From The New York Times, July 16, 2014: Stalking the shadow universe
- From Science, July 16, 2014: Two big dark matter experiments gain U.S. support
- From symmetry: The machine learning community takes on the Higgs
- Frontier Science Result: DZero: Measuring a fractional charge
- Photo of the Day: Baptisia stem
- From The Open Notebook, July 15, 2014: Tackling the physical sciences
- From The Financial Times, July 11, 2014: A new, improved Large Hadron Collider
- In Brief: Call for applications: URA Visiting Scholars Program
- From ESH&Q: Check the polarities on your batteries
- Photos of the Day: Tevatron magnet at Google's Chicago office
- Video of the Day: Got a minute? Colliding rare and massive particles
- In Brief: 'Science Next Door' July newsletter lists new events
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, July 15
- From The Christian Science Monitor, July 9, 2014: Where do cosmic rays come from? The answer could be in the Big Dipper.
- Acclaimed physicist to join Fermilab and NIU
- From the Deputy Director: Learning the lay of the lab
- Photo of the Day: Clear skies and high rise
- From Sky and Telescope, July 8, 2014: Mysterious X-rays might hint at dark matter
- From Interactions.org, July 11, 2014: KEK: 50 years from the discovery of 'CP-violation'
- From symmetry: U.S. reveals its next generation of dark matter experiments
- Tip of the Week: Cybersecurity: Security in the cloud
- In Brief: Office of Science Graduate Student Research Program - apply by Sept. 24
- Photo of the Day: Spike!
- From Physics Today, July 2014: Global cooperation is key to U.S. high-energy physics strategy
- From ars technica, July 8, 2014: The quiet search for dark matter deep underground
- In Brief: Documentary "Particle Fever" now available on iTunes
- Frontier Science Result: CMS: Excited quarks
- In Brief: Nathaniel Fisch visits Fermilab
- Video of the Day: Got a minute? Filtering data at the LHC
- Photos of the Day: Covered in purple
- Correction: Title of Thursday's CDF result
- From BBC News, July 3, 2014: Cosmic inflation: BICEP2 and Planck to share data
- The sky is not the limit: DES gets time on Gemini telescope
- Frontier Science Result: CDF: Two B mesons violate CP
- Photo of the Day: Coyote pup
- From European Spallation Source, July 4, 2014: ESS gets the green light
- From Hultgren.house.gov, July 9, 2014: Hultgren announces Oswego student as winner of House student app contest
- Profile: One minute with Bob Holle, security guard
- From the Accelerator Division: It takes a village to do great science
- Photo of the Day: Toad on a road
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, July 8
- From Sanford Underground Research Facility's Deep Thoughts, July 7, 2014: Saturday is Neutrino Day
- From DOE Pulse, July 7, 2014: For the users: SNS produces neutrons at 1.4 MW
- Milestone: Andreas Kronfeld appointed Hans Fischer senior fellow
- Director's Corner: A new approach
- In Brief: Google hangout with CERN: Higgs news
- From symmetry: Measuring the lifetime of the Higgs boson
- Photos of the Day: Swallows' song
- From Interactions.org, July 7, 2014: APPEC: Neutrino physics enters the global era
- In Brief: All-Office of the COO meeting - tomorrow in auditorium
- Tip of the Week: Quality Assurance: Quality assurance and quality control - what's the difference?
- From symmetry: What's next for Higgs boson research?
- Photo of the Day: Painted lady
- From Physics, July 2, 2014: Synopsis: Gluons chip in for proton spin
- From Live Science, July 1, 2014: 'Revolutionary' physics: Do sterile neutrinos lurk in the universe?
- From symmetry: Waiting for supernova
- Frontier Science Result: DZero: If the top is lopsided, will the bottom be also?
- Photo of the Day: Happy Independence Day
- From Motherboard, July 1, 2014: Could antigravity explain away dark matter and dark energy?
- From CMS, July 3, 2014: CMS closes major chapter of Higgs measurements
- Fermilab scientist Joe Lykken assumes deputy director role
- From the Core Computing Division: Improving searches in INSPIRE
- Photo of the Day: Night and day
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, July 1
- From Kane County Chronicle, June 24, 2014: New Fermilab detector put in place
- From Scientific American, June 26, 2014: Higgs boson looks "standard," but upgraded LHC may tell a different tale
- Special Announcement: All-hands meeting - today at 10:30 a.m. in auditorium
- From the Chief Operating Officer: Back in Illinois
- Milestone: New employees - June
- Water and sky come together in new Fermilab art exhibit
- Photo of the Day: Hawk's orb
- This Day in Fermilab History: July 1, 1977: Discovery of the bottom quark
- In Brief: FermiWorks has launched
- From The Economist, June 28, 2014: The ghosts and the machine
- From Naperville Community Television, June 27, 2014: Fermilab MicroBooNE detector
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