- From symmetry: Computing power for all
- Tip of the Week: Safety: Safe and happy Fourth of July
- Milestone: New employees - June
- Photo of the Day: Prairie prancers
- From Berkeley Lab News Center, June 26, 2014: Not much force: Berkeley researchers detect smallest force ever measured
- From CNRS, June 20, 2014: NEMO closes in on neutrino mass
- Physics in a Nutshell: Subatomic traction
- Frontier Science Result: DES: Dark Energy Survey discovers exotic type of supernova
- Video of the Day: MicroBooNE detector move
- Photo of the Day: View from the desk of an intern
- From the Royal Astronomical Society, June 21, 2014: All the sky — all the time: UK astronomers debate involvement in the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope (LSST)
- Special Announcement: All-hands meeting - Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. in auditorium
- Frontier Science Result: CDF: Close but not equal
- Vicky White marks end of tenure as COO
- Photos of the Day: Users Meeting 2014
- In Brief: Fermilab users: changes in obtaining and renewing a Fermilab badge
- From Science News, June 23, 2014: It's almost time to get to know the Higgs boson better
- From UChicagoNews, June 19, 2014: Scholars and scientists explore factors underlying serendipitous discoveries
- From DOE Pulse: Supercomputers help answer the big questions about the universe
- From the Center for Particle Astrophysics: High five from P5
- In Brief: Edward Tufte exhibit closes Thursday
- Photo of the Day: Two on the ledge
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, June 24
- Correction: Photo of welder
- From San Jose Mercury News, June 22, 2014: Particle physics: U.S. should not cede research leadership to other nations
- Press Release: Massive MicroBooNE particle detector moved into place; will see neutrinos this year
- Photo of the Day: Welding it shut
- In Brief: DASTOW posters available in Wilson Hall atrium
- Correction: Styrofoam cups used in U.S.
- From FYI: The AIP Bulletin of Science Policy News, June 19, 2014: House FY 2015 DOE Office of Science Appropriations Bill
- From Physics, June 19, 2014: Focus: Theorists weigh in on BICEP2
- IARC construction prepares buildings for 2015 occupancy
- Tip of the Week: Sustainability: Looking at life cycles
- Photo of the Day: Five on four wheels
- From The New York Times, June 17, 2014: Assessing Fukushima damage without eyes on the inside
- In Brief: Users Executive Committee accepting membership nominations through June 27
- Frontier Science Result: CMS: Slicing parameter space with a razor
- In Brief: DASTOW takes place today
- Photo of the Day: Queen bee's followers
- From Nature, June 18, 2014: Quantum method closes in on gravitational constant
- From Physics World, June 18, 2014: Entangled clocks could provide accurate world time standard
- From symmetry: The supersymmetric bet
- Frontier Science Result: DZero: Shedding light on forward muons
- Photo of the Day: Tucked away inside its shell
- In Brief: Illinois Teacher of the Year Pam Reilly visits Fermilab
- In Brief: Performance reviews due July
- From Discovery News, June 17, 2014: Dark matter mystery deepens
- From symmetry: Science and nature
- From the Fermi Site Office: Working together to drive discovery
- In Brief: DASTOW on Friday
- In Brief: Fermilab participates in DOE Twitter chat on particle accelerators today at 1 p.m.
- Photo of the Day: Wood betony
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, June 17
- From Chicago Tribune, June 16, 2014: Wheaton Warrenville South science teachers lead 2nd annual Modeling Methodology of Science Instruction Workshop
- P5 committee members address questions on report
- From the Associate Laboratory Director for Operations Support: Aligning our campus strategy and scientific mission
- In Brief: "Particle Fever" screens in Ramsey Auditorium - Friday
- Photos of the Day: Through the bubble chamber
- From Chicago Tribune, June 13, 2014: Summer reading kickoff motivates children to improve science literacy
- From Physics Today, June 2014: Confirming antihydrogen neutrality with voltage bias
- IPPOG involvement: forum for idea exchange
- Tip of the Week: Ecology and Environment: The new look of Fermilab's eastern lakes
- Photo of the Day: Killdeer, bok choi and basil
- From symmetry: Researchers imagine the accelerators of the future
- From Nautilus, June 12, 2014: 10 reasons why you can't live without a particle accelerator
- Physics in a Nutshell: Spinning muons
- Frontier Science Result: Liquid-Argon Purity Demonstrator: Ultra-pure liquid argon for future neutrino experiments
- Photo of the Day: Vulture at the Aerie
- This Day in Fermilab History: June 15, 1967: the lab's beginning
- From Physics, June 9, 2014: Viewpoint: Top quarks go solo in rare events
- Special Announcement: Fermilab Users Meeting - today in Ramsey Auditorium
- Press Release: Kids invited to Wave Like a Particle and Swing Like a Neutrino at new outdoor exhibits
- Hasan Padamsee takes over as head of Technical Division
- Video of the Day: Big mysteries: extra dimensions
- Photos of the Day: Snapping turtle plods along
- Death: In memoriam: Linda Alsip
- Special Announcement: Interior window washing at Wilson Hall - June 16 - 23
- From Physics World, June 11, 2014: EXO-200 narrows its search for Majorana neutrinos
- Special Announcement: Fermilab Users Meeting - today in Ramsey Auditorium
- From the CMS Center: Getting ready for the second run of the LHC
- Joe Grange receives 2014 URA Thesis Award
- Photo of the Day: Blooming apple tree
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, June 10
- From Scientific American blog, June 9, 2014: Physicists look beyond the Large Hadron Collider, to the Very Large Hadron Collider
- Marcelle Soares-Santos wins 2014 Tollestrup Award
- Director's Corner: Communicating and implementing P5
- Construction Update: Cryogenic tank installed at MC-1 Building
- Photos of the Day: Tree swallow in the garden
- From Physics Today, June 2014: Sharing stories about science
- William Colglazier: Science is a tool of diplomacy
- Tip of the Week: Cybersecurity: Self-inspection for security
- In Brief: ASTA Users Meeting - today and tomorrow
- Photo of the Day: Color purple
- From Physics Today, June 2014: A confluence of anniversaries
- Milestone: Stanislav Tokar named Scientist of the Slovak Republic for 2013
- Frontier Science Result: CMS: Connecting the dots
- In Brief: Dennis Overbye moderates webcast panel discussion - today at 12:30 p.m.
- From Computing Bits: Network upgrades: building a superhighway
- In Brief: Exterior window washing at Wilson Hall - June 9-13
- Photo of the Day: Catching the sun
- From Nature, June 4, 2014: Particle physics: The hunt for Majorana neutrinos hots up
- From NPR, June 3, 2014: How atomic particles helped solve a wine fraud mystery
- DZero looks back, looks ahead during collaboration meeting
- Frontier Science Result: CDF: A new look at W+jets
- Photo of the Day: Sunset over Fermilab
- Milestone: John R. Buckley celebrates retirement after 35 years at lab
- From symmetry: More than math
- From Interactions.org, June 3, 2014: CERN's ALPHA experiment measures charge of antihydrogen
- From symmetry: MINOS result narrows field for sterile neutrinos
- From the Particle Physics Division: Experiment Installation Group's tools of the trade
- Press Release: Bison, birds and bugs at Fermilab's Family Outdoor Fair on June 8
- Milestone: Michelle Gleason retires after four decades at Fermilab
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, June 3
- Photo of the Day: Work on wood
- From Chicago Tribune, May 29, 2014: Chicago area wins preferred status for federal investment
- Anna Grassellino receives $2.5 million DOE award for research on SRF cavities
- From the Chief Operating Officer: One Lab supporting science
- Photos of the Day: Red-winged blackbirds
- In Brief: PIP-II collaboration meeting - today and tomorrow
- Construction Update: MicroBooNE time projection chamber sealed
- Milestone: After 40 years at Fermilab, Lupe Ponce retires Friday
- From The Hindu, May 30, 2014: INO completes R&D for particle detector
- From Daily Herald, May 28, 2014: Village Theatre Guild show mixes love, quantum mechanics
- Milestone: NOvA near detector sees first neutrinos
- Tip of the Week: Safety: Don't let Mother Nature spoil your summer fun
- In Brief: Tim Meyer, new COO, starts today
- Lessons from license plates
- In Brief: Feynman diagram art exhibit gets a new addition
- Photo of the Day: Spiny softshell sops up sun
- From New Scientist, May 28, 2014: It's crunch time for dark matter if WIMPs don't show
- From Nature, May 29, 2014: 'No evidence for or against gravitational waves'
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