- Physics in a Nutshell: What is a jet?
- Frontier Science Result: DES: The Dark Energy Survey looks at massive galaxy clusters - and finds filaments
- Photo of the Day: In the garden
- In Brief: FIFE Offline Computing Workshop, June 16-17; new FIFE documentation available
- In Brief: Science Next Door June newsletter now online
- From The New York Times, May 29, 2014: Nine scientists are awarded Kavli prizes
- Eric Dahl receives DOE award to develop hybrid dark matter detector
- Frontier Science Result: DZero: Double parton interactions – four times the charm!
- Photo of the Day: Phlox to enjoy on site
- Wellness Feature of the Month: June wellness offerings and fitness classes
- From Physics World, May 23, 2014: US particle physics panel presents plan for the future
- From Science, May 22, 2014: New plan for U.S. particle physics: go international
- Special Announcement: All-hands meeting – today at 9:30 a.m. in Auditorium
- From FESS: Modernizing our power infrastructure
- From Quantum Diaries: Out with the old: Fermilab accelerator magnet adorns Google Chicago's office
- In Brief: Queen's University researchers visit Fermilab
- Photo of the Day: What happened to this spider?
- ESH&Q weekly report, May 27: Safety Update
- From The Christian Science Monitor, May 20, 2014: How to make matter from light? Physicists propose ingenious tool (+video)
- From WFMT, May 25, 2014: The Cognitive Art of Feynman Diagrams
- 47th annual Fermilab Users Meeting pays tribute, looks forward - June 11-12
- Frontier Science Result: CMS: Half-life of the Higgs boson
- Death: In memoriam: James Walton
- Photo of the Day: Li'l land lobster
- From symmetry: Physicist turned 'rocket man' looks to the sky with SpaceX
- Construction Update: Progress on electrical, mechanical systems in west remote operations center
- Milestone: New employees - May
- From the Associated Press, May 22, 2014: Physics panel to feds: Beam us up some neutrinos
- From Sanford Underground Research Facility's Deep Thoughts, May 20, 2014: LUX cools down for new run
- From symmetry: Proposed plan for the future of U.S. particle physics
- Director's Corner: A new plan for U.S. particle physics
- Photo of the Day: Memorial Day
- From Chicago Tribune, May 22, 2014: Report champions $1 billion effort to make U.S. a neutrino science hub
- From New Scientist, May 22, 2014: Neutrinos top list of targets for U.S. particle physics
- Special Announcement: All-hands meeting - May 28
- Frontier Science Result: CDF: Is the top hiding a charged Higgs?
- The science of love: local theater group performs play set at Fermilab
- Photo of the Day: Coyote sleepy
- In Brief: Pioneer Cemetery walk
- From Science News, May 18, 2014: Proposed experiment would create matter from light
- Jim Hirschauer receives DOE award to search for supersymmetry
- From the Accelerator Physics Center: Fifty years of colliders
- Death: In memoriam: David Wildman
- From symmetry: The search for dark matter at the LHC
- Photo of the Day: Blooming hepatica
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, May 20
- From Space.com, May 20, 2014: Cosmic anniversary: 'Big bang echo' discovered 50 years ago today
- Special Announcement: Employee Health and Fitness Day - today on Main Ring Road
- From the Chief Information Officer: Strengthening the laboratory
- Karol Lang is new MINOS+ co-spokesperson
- In Brief: French attaché for science and technology, former CERN Council president pay visit
- From symmetry: Long-distance neutrino search
- Photo of the Day: Tree swallows
- From Science News, May 16, 2014: The mysterious boundary
- Four Fermilab sites eligible for national historic register
- Tip of the Week: Safety: Two wheels or four, let's all take a quiz, try for a prize
- In Brief: Accelerator Sector leadership transition
- Photo of the Day: May flower
- Ask the Ethicist: New ethics training for all Fermilab employees
- From IEEE Spectrum's Multiphysics Simulation, May 2014: Doubling beam intensity unlocks rare opportunities for discovery at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
- From Scientific American, May 16, 2014: When will we find dark matter
- Physics in a Nutshell: Proving special relativity: episode 4
- Frontier Science Result: MINERvA: A neutrino tale as told by a proton
- International Linear Collider makes progress in siting, R&D
- In Brief: DASTOW 2014 scheduled for Friday, June 20
- Special Announcement: Wilson Street entrance closure extended to May 20
- Photo of the Day: Heron goes fishing
- From Interactions.org, May 14, 2014: CEBAF beam goes over the hump: highest-energy beam ever delivered at Jefferson Lab
- From Nature, May 14, 2014: Cosmology: First light
- Fermilab revives long-retired beamline
- Frontier Science Result: DZero: Two b or not two b?
- In Brief: Fermilab and the CIE + Cisco EIR Innovation Challenge
- Photos of the Day: Farmers Picnic 2014
- From euronews, May 13, 2014: What will we discover when we switch the LHC back on?
- From Chicago Tribune, May 8, 2014: Village Theatre Guild finds romance in an unlikely setting with "now then again"
- From symmetry: Saving the Feynman van
- From WDRS: Inspiring today's students
- In Brief: New and improved Fermilab Service Awards program
- Photos of the Day: A chip off the new board
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, May 13
- From The Japan Times, May 11, 2014: Physicist leads effort to image melted cores
- New LPC leadership works to better the field of physics
- Director's Corner: Center for Integrated Engineering Research
- In Brief: Fermilab welcomes ATLAS muon upgrade team
- From symmetry: Planck reveals galactic fingerprint
- Photo of the Day: E706 reunion in Kuhn Barn
- From Nautilus, May 7, 2014: What it means to live in a holographic universe
- Historical Fermilab-developed software still in use
- Tip of the Week: Sustainability: SWaMP: Fermilab's Surface Water Management Program
- In Brief: Joint speaker event on "Science and Serendipity" - May 21 in Chicago
- Photos of the Day: Take a gander at these goslings
- From ars technica, May 7, 2014: Simulation shows that dark energy and matter can reproduce the universe
- From New Scientist, May 6, 2014: Swirly dusty universe is preview of big bang wave map
- Milestone: Three Fermilab-affiliated researchers receive prestigious DOE awards
- Frontier Science Result: CMS: Times have really changed
- In Brief: Fermilab Users Meeting registration now open
- This Day in Fermilab History: May 11, 1974: Fermilab dedication
- In Brief: MINERvA's new window on an old interaction
- Photo of the Day: Bald eagle by Wilson Hall
- Correction: No outside horse riders
- From The Economist, April 30, 2014: Why astronomers think dark matter exists
- Milestone: Fermilab launches new home page on website
- Frontier Science Result: CDF: Top quark continues to pique physicists' interest
- From symmetry: NOvA's first neutrino
- Photos of the Day: Horses by DZero
- From New Scientist, May 6, 2014: Tiny dark matter "bullet" may be one among hundreds
- From BBC News, May 7, 2014: Universe evolution recreated in lab
- Sam Blitz earns awards for undergraduate work on ORKA
- From the Technical Division: More than a Magnet Factory
- Photo of the Day: A welder's work
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, May 6
- From Nature, April 29, 2014: Basic science finds corporate refuge
- From Outokumpu's Forever magazine, April 2014: Knock on steel
- From Space.com, April 29, 2014: Universe expanding symmetrically, real-time analysis shows
- Special Announcement: Save the date: DASTOW takes place June 20
- Fermilab Arts Series presents Circo Comedia on May 10 in Ramsey Auditorium
- From symmetry: DESI project to map universe in 3-D HD
- Construction Update: NOvA far detector filled with scintillating liquid
- Photos of the Day: Celebrating science and engineering in Washington
- From FYI: The AIP Bulletin of Science Policy News, May 5, 2014: Good hearing for DOE Secretary Moniz before House Science Committee
- From Nature, April 30, 2014: Public relations: For your information
- From Discovery News, May 2, 2014: New super-heavy element 117 confirmed
- From symmetry: Keeping things awesome on the Dark Energy Survey
- Tip of the Week: Ecology and Environment: Fermilab Natural Areas gets a Strategic Plan
- Photo of the Day: Skywriting, of a kind
- In Brief: Retesting of emergency messaging system tomorrow
- From Space.com, April 30, 2014: Could tiny "black hole atoms" be elusive dark matter?
- From Gizmodo, May 1, 2014: The antarctic neutrino camera is about go get much, much bigger
- Physics in a Nutshell: The twin paradox
- Frontier Science Result: ArgoNeuT: Catching (anti)neutrinos in a liquid-argon detector
- Photo of the Day: U.S.-Japan collaboration in high-energy physics
- Special Announcement: Wilson Street entrance closed starting May 5
- From ars technica, April 30, 2014: Forget the Higgs, neutrinos may be the key to breaking the Standard Model
- Making a Fermilab video
- Frontier Science Result: DZero: Measuring the "direction" of the Standard Model
- Photo of the Day: Discussing the Discover Science Collaboration between India and the U.S.
- From ASTA Newsletter, April 2014: URA funds University of Maryland's ASTA proposal
- From Space.com, April 28, 2014: Dark matter could send asteroids crashing into Earth: new theory
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