- Ghostbuster team finds ghostly neutrinos in Batavia
- Freaky Science Result: DarkHeart-13: Dark matter or the darkest matter?
- Is ROC West haunted?
- Photo of the Day: Nobel Prize winner's inner fire glows eternal
- In Verse: The Shakers
- From Uncertain Principles, Oct. 29, 2014: Conceptual physics Halloween costumes
- From Time, Oct. 30, 2014: See the spookiest space photos this Halloween
- Special Announcement: Happy Halloween
- Frontier Science Result: CMS: Boosted W's
- From symmetry: Reading the heavens with your phone
- Photo of the Day: Happy Halloween, Fermilab
- Milestone: New employees - October
- In Brief: Science Next Door November newsletter now online
- Special Announcement: Change your clocks, change your batteries
- From CERN Courier, Oct. 27, 2014: Muon g-2 storage ring starts a new life
- In Brief: COO meeting today at 9:30 a.m. in Ramsey Auditorium
- Frontier Science Result: CDF: A charming result
- From Dark Energy Detectives: Across the world and up all night
- Wellness Feature of the Month: November wellness offerings, fitness classes and discounts
- Photos of the Day: Fall around Fermilab
- From Wired, Oct. 22, 2014: Wrinkles in space-time: the warped physics of the interstellar
- 2014-15 Fermilab Student and Postdoc Association works to improve laboratory life
- From the Accelerator Division: All is one
- Photo of the Day: Out on a limb
- In Brief: COO meeting tomorrow
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, Oct. 28
- From Science, Oct. 24, 2014: Decades-old scientific paper may hold clues to dark matter
- From Scientific American, Oct. 28, 2014: Evidence builds for dark matter explosions at the Milky Way's core
- From symmetry: Explain it in 60 seconds: Cosmic inflation
- Director's Corner: Mu2e moves ahead
- Photos of the Day: Autumnal beauty
- Video of the Day: Quantum foam
- From Quanta Magazine, Oct. 25, 2014: Dwarf galaxies dim hope of dark matter
- From Nautilus, Oct. 23, 2014: Who really found the Higgs boson
- Scientists Roger Dixon and Erik Ramberg receive 2014 Director's Award
- Tip of the Week: Ecology and Environment: Bringing discovery and ecology into accord
- Photos of the Day: Two perspectives on the praying mantis
- In Brief: Open enrollment reminder, IRS increased 403(b) limits
- From Nature, Oct. 17, 2014: Physicists see potential dark matter from the Sun
- From symmetry: Costumes to make zombie Einstein proud
- Frontier Science Result: DarkSide-50: Report from the DarkSide
- Photo of the Day: By the dark of the moon
- In Brief: Seed funding opportunity for Fermilab researchers to work with colleagues in France
- In Brief: Performance goal setting for employees now in FermiWorks
- From Physics World, Oct. 17, 2014: Tabletop experiment could detect gravitational waves
- UV laser calibration system installed in MicroBooNE
- Physics in a Nutshell: Unparticle physics
- Photo of the Day: Interpretive view
- In Brief: Revamped Linux User Group meets Oct. 29
- From iSGTW, Oct. 22, 2014: Transatlantic network extends 100-gigabit connectivity between US and Europe
- From Motherboard, Oct. 18, 2014: The key to dark matter may be hidden light
- Fermilab Lecture Series presents a paradox in engineering, Friday at 8 p.m.
- From the Office of Campus Strategy and Readiness: Building the future of Fermilab
- Photo of the Day: Ambush
- In Brief: Rolling out new Scan to Drive Share service
- In Brief: All Experimenters' Meetings resume weekly schedule
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, Oct. 21
- From Physics World, Oct. 20, 2014: Fermilab's NOvA neutrino experiment kicks off
- From Gizmodo, Oct. 13, 2014: Scientists are creating the coldest cubic meter in the universe
- Simulation in the 21st century
- From the Chief Operating Officer: Planning to plan
- In Brief: Submit your questions and concerns to the Fermilab Employee Advisory Group
- Death: In memoriam: Chivas Makaroplos
- Photo of the Day: Wilson Hall surrounded by fall
- From Live Science, Oct. 14, 2014: New exotic particle could help explain what holds matter together
- Press Release: New high-speed transatlantic network to benefit science collaborations across the U.S.
- Tip of the Week: Sustainability: Call-n-Ride for cleaner air
- Video of the Day: Got a minute? Are there extra dimensions?
- In Brief: Accepting LDRD proposals through Oct. 31
- Photo of the Day: Consider the crayfish
- In Brief: Open enrollment for Fermilab employees through Oct. 30
- From CERN, Oct. 17, 2014: UN and CERN to celebrate science for peace and development
- From LC NewsLine: Full ILC-type cryomodule makes the grade
- Frontier Science Result: CMS: Off the beaten path
- From the University of Chicago: CIE + Cisco Innovation Challenge finalist spotlight: CEMAS team at Fermilab
- Photo of the Day: Sipping nectar
- In Brief: Open enrollment for Fermilab employees begins today
- From Physics World, Oct. 14, 2014: Upgrade set for dark-matter detector
- From Physics, Oct. 14, 2014: Synopsis: Proton longevity pushes new bounds
- From symmetry: Top quark still raising questions
- Frontier Science Result: DZero: Mixing tops
- In Brief: Medical Office offers flu vaccination this month
- Photo of the Day: Habanero harvest
- Special Announcement: Wilson Hall closed Oct. 18-19 for maintenance
- From The Wall Street Journal, Oct. 12, 2014: Crash course in science
- From ars technica, Oct. 7, 2014: Finding dark matter in a haze of gamma rays
- From io9, Oct. 9, 2014: What are gravitons and why can't we see them?
- In Brief: Accepting Wilson Fellowship applications through Nov. 14
- From the Center for Particle Astrophysics: Big eyes
- From Dark Energy Detectives: Tributaries of time: autumn leaves
- Photo of the Day: Aurora redshift?
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, Oct. 14
- From Daily Mail, Oct. 14, 2014: Are we closer to solving the meaning of LIFE? World's longest neutrino beam seeks to find out why our universe exists
- From Physics, Oct. 7, 2014: Synopsis: Discriminating dark matter from neutrinos
- From UChicago News: Fermilab team one of three finalists in Chicago Innovation Exchange challenge
- Director's Corner: Celebrating NOvA
- Construction Update: New cryogenics system installed in MC-1 Building
- In Brief: Bruce Riley, Renee Robbins talk 'Negentropy' - tomorrow at noon in Fermilab Art Gallery
- Photo of the Day: S curve
- From ZDNet, Oct. 9, 2014: How open source technology is being deployed in science
- From New Scientist, Oct. 8, 2014: Two new strange and charming particles appear at LHC
- Fermilab hosts international workshop on neutrino beams
- Tip of the Week: Cybersecurity: Goodbye, Cryptocards. Hello, RSA tokens
- Photo of the Day: In search of grassy ground
- From Nature, Oct. 9, 2014: Particle physics: The mass of a top
- In Brief: Laboratory celebrates startup of NOvA experiment
- Frontier Science Result: Auger: What are cosmic rays made of? Auger homes in
- Photo of the Day: Five points
- From The Guardian, Oct. 6, 2014: A huge new neutrino experiment, Nova, is up and running at Fermilab
- From ExtremeTech, Oct. 7, 2014: New experiment will beam neutrinos through 500 miles of Earth's crust to find some of the universe's best-kept secrets
- From Interactions.org, Oct. 7, 2014: Canada's superconducting electron linear accelerator produces first beam
- Pace Call-n-Ride service between Fermilab and Geneva Metra station begins Monday
- Physics in a Nutshell: Neutrinos meet liquid argon
- Fermilab Arts Series presents Taylor 2 Dance - Saturday at 8 p.m. in Ramsey Auditorium
- Photo of the Day: Lunar eclipse
- From Science, Oct. 7, 2014: NOvA's shining moment
- Special Announcement: Labwide celebration - today
- From the Core Computing Division: Heating, cooling and energy-saving at the Grid Computing Center
- UEC elects William Louis as new committee chair
- Photo of the Day: Light from the east
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, Oct. 7
- From Scientific American, Oct. 2, 2014: New particle is both matter and antimatter
- From Medium, Sept. 30, 2014: The strangest theory we know is true
- Press Release: Fermilab's 500-mile neutrino experiment up and running
- From the Deputy Director: Neutrinos are us
- From symmetry: Daya Bay places new limit on sterile neutrinos
- Photo of the Day: Holding water
- From New Scientist, Oct. 1, 2014: Monster neutrino solves cosmic-ray mystery
- From The Washington Post, Oct. 7, 2014: The Nobel Prize in physics goes to three men who gave us blue light-emitting diodes, used daily in your smartphone screen
- From symmetry: When reserach worlds collide
- Tip of the Week: Safety: It's Fire Prevention Week: Check your smoke alarms
- Special Announcement: Labwide celebration - Oct. 8
- Photo of the Day: Ripple effects
- From ABC7, Oct. 4, 2014: The N-Beat with Theresa Gutierrez: Aria Soha
- From symmetry: Accelerating the fight against cancer
- Frontier Science Result: CMS: Subatomic hydrodynamics
- Video of the Day: The big bang theory
- Photo of the Day: How many turtles do you see?
- Death: In memoriam: Dave Carey
- From ars technica, Sept. 30, 2014: Exploring the monstrous creatures at the edges of the dark matter map
- Milestone: Neutrino Division starts up
- Frontier Science Result: CDF: Looking for rare events
- Fermilab and Eco Rangers safeguard the monarch butterfly
- Photo of the Day: Dressed in orange
- From SLAC News, Oct. 1, 2014: Martin L. Perl, winner of 1995 Nobel Prize for discovery of tau lepton, dead at 87
- Going larger than the Large Hadron Collider: first steps toward a future machine
- From the CMS Center: CMS: design, construction, operations
- Photo of the Day: Tintype tunnel
- This Day in Fermilab History: October 1, 1989: the beginning of the Computing Division
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, Sept. 30
- From University of Nebraska - Lincoln Newsroom, Sept. 18, 2014: Finding supports model on cause of DNA's right-handed double helix
- From The Stawell Times-News, Sept. 26, 2014: Dark matter development - only a matter of time
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