- From symmetry: Is this the only universe?
- Frontier Science Result: CMS: Shedding light on the invisible Higgs
- Video of the Day: LHC computing
- Photo of the Day: A leg up
- From Physics, July 28, 2015: Synopsis: Entangled mirrors could "reflect" quantum gravity
- From NOVA's Nature of Reality, July 28, 2015: What the heck is a pentaquark?
- Milestone: Fermilab native habitat certified as a Conservation@Work site by The Conservation Foundation
- Frontier Science Result: CDF: Fishing for the weak and the charmed
- Wellness Feature of the Month: August fitness classes and complimentary wellness
- In Brief: Science Next Door August newsletter now online
- Photo of the Day: Imperial moth
- From Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, July 21, 2015: Lawrence Krauss new Board of Sponsors Chair, Nobel Laureate Leon Lederman Chair Emeritus
- From The Economist, July 23, 2015: How atom-smashers make and discover new particles
- In Brief: All-Office-of-the-COO meeting today at 10 a.m. in auditorium
- From the Office of Project Support Services: The reviews are in ...
- QuarkNet students launch 8-foot radio telescope
- Photo of the Day: MicroBooNE photomultiplier
- From symmetry: W bosons remain left-handed
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, July 28
- From Discovery, July 27, 2015: LHC keeps bruising 'difficult to kill' supersymmetry
- Special Announcement: All-hands celebration - today at 2:30 p.m. in auditorium
- From the Chief Operating Officer: Building the future
- Sergey Belomestnykh joins Fermilab this fall as new chief technology officer
- In Brief: Colloquium: Science Shaping Policy: A Call to Action - 4 p.m. tomorrow in One West
- Photo of the Day: Dotted with pink
- From Live Science, July 25, 2015: Dark pion particles may explain universe's invisible matter
- From the Chief Operating Officer: An open letter to the broader users community
- Tip of the Week: Safety: Mosquitoes and infection
- From symmetry: A new first for T2K
- Photo of the Day: Black swallowtail
- Milestone: New employees - July
- From The New York Times, July 17, 2015: Yoichiro Nambu, Nobel-winning physicist, dies at 94
- From 3DPrint.com, July 21, 2015: Physicist 3D prints 70 models of the Large Hadron Collider's CMS experiment
- Fermilab magnet team helps bring brighter beams to APS Upgrade Project at Argonne
- Frontier Science Result: DES: Cosmic shear cosmology with the Dark Energy Survey
- In Brief: 'Rock the LHC' video contest: The votes are in!
- Photos of the Day: Egret goes fishing
- From NPR's 13.7, July 22, 2015: Game of quarks: a guide for the perplexed
- From Physics World, July 23, 2015: Weyl fermions are spotted at long last
- From symmetry: The Standard Model of particle physics
- Physics in a Nutshell: Keeping cool
- In Brief: South Dakota Governor Daugaard visits Fermilab
- In Brief: EAG will host ice cream social on July 28 in atrium
- Photo of the Day: Under a rainbow
- From Quanta Magazine, July 21, 2015: Famous fluid equations are incomplete
- From io9, July 20, 2015: Why is the scale of the universe so freakishly large?
- Chris Mossey to lead Long-Baseline Neutrino Facility
- From the Particle Physics Division: Magnetic mission of the Particle Physics Division
- In Brief: Fermilab posts latest Physics Advisory Committee report
- In Brief: Office of the CRO meeting today at 10 a.m. in Ramsey
- Photo of the Day: Capturing Saturn
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, July 21
- From The Guardian, July 21, 2015: Heavy metal upgrade to detect antimatter
- From symmetry: More data, no problem
- From the Deputy Director: DUNE and LBNF on the move
- In Brief: Colloquium: Guesstimation: solving problems on the back of a napkin - 4 p.m. tomorrow
- Photos of the Day: Hanging onto bark
- From Nature, July 14, 2015: Forsaken pentaquark particle spotted at CERN
- Profile: One minute with Alexey Burov, beam physicist
- Tip of the Week: Ecology and the Environment: Survival of a species
- Photo of the Day: Air and water show
- In Brief: Neutrino Theory and Phenomenology Workshop - July 21-25 in One West
- From Cold Facts, July 8, 2015: LCLS-II upgrade to enable pioneering research in many fields
- From Physics Today, July 2015: DOE: Let's move accelerator technologies to commercial markets
- From symmetry: Something goes bump in the data
- Frontier Science Result: MINERvA: Neutrinos in nuclei: studying group effects of interactions
- In Brief: Rock the LHC finalist voting closes July 19
- Photo of the Day: Mothra-to-be
- From Naperville Community Television, July 10, 2015: Fermilab's new proposed experiment
- From Hark!, July 8, 2015: The cosmos and dark matter
- From Discovery News, July 14, 2015: Pentaquarks: LHC has discovered an exotic particle
- From symmetry: Miraculous WIMPs
- Frontier Science Result: DZero: Hadron assembly instructions
- In Brief: Interior window washing at Wilson Hall - July 20-27
- Photos of the Day: Coyote glimpses
- Death: Tom Jordan memorial service
- From Cold Facts, July 8, 2015: PIP-II to advance intense particle beam physics
- From BBC News, July 14, 2015: Large Hadron Collider discovers new pentaquark particle
- Mu2e's opportunistic run on the Open Science Grid
- From the Technical Division: A lesson in tolerance
- Photo of the Day: Under the capacitor tree
- Death: In memoriam: Joyce Ludwig Rossi
- ESH&Q weekly report, July 14: Safety Update
- From Sanford Underground Research Facility's Deep Thoughts, July 13, 2015: Record numbers at Neutrino Day
- High school students are "beaming" at the Fermilab Test Beam Facility
- In Brief: Allan Franklin Colloquium on shifting standards in experimental particle physics
- Construction Update: Second building of Muon Campus under construction
- Photos of the Day: Dog days of summer
- From Chicago Tribune, July 10, 2015: Fermilab to host eclectic folk trio
- From ars technica, July 11, 2015: Huge population of 'ultra-dark galaxies' discovered
- Fermilab Art Gallery, Arts and Lecture Series join together to bring the noise
- Tip of the Week: Cybersecurity: Buyer beware: skimming dangers on and offline
- Photo of the Day: On the rocks
- From The Guardian, July 5, 2015: Has physics cried wolf too often, or do false alarms help build understanding?
- From EarthSky, July 8, 2015: Cosmologists look beyond Standard Model
- From symmetry: What is dark energy?
- Frontier Science Result: CMS: Do tops go bump?
- In Brief: Call for proposals: URA Visiting Scholars Program
- Photo of the Day: Sunset at Casey's Pond
- From Black Hills Pioneer, July 8, 2015: 50 years of deep discovery
- From Forbes, July 8, 2015: Six things everyone should know about quantum physics
- Press Release: Fermilab's flagship accelerator sets world record
- Physics in a Nutshell: Accelerator tunes
- In Brief: Comment period for DUNE environmental assessment document ends July 10
- In Brief: Exterior window washing at Wilson Hall - July 13-16
- Photo of the Day: Lunch on the ledge
- From Chicago magazine, July 7, 2015: These deep-space snapshots could help retrace the evolution of the universe
- From Nature, July 1, 2015: Don't cry wolf
- Getting teachers back on TRAC
- From FESS: A sense of community
- In Brief: Commercializing innovation: IARC office hours on July 15
- Photo of the Day: Snappy or droopy?
- ESH&Q weekly report, July 7: Safety Update
- From Daily Herald, July 7, 2015: Why Fermilab could blast up campus, shake up Batavia neighbors
- From UCLA Physics and Astronomy, July 2015: David B. Cline
- In Brief: All-hands celebration, CRO and COO meetings this month
- FIFE workshop brings computing experts and experimentalists together
- In Brief: Women's Initiative presents lunchtime discussion of book Mindset - July 30
- In Brief: Meghan Moe Beitiks' 'Intra-Active Hitmap' on 15th floor
- Photo of the Day: Undulatus asperatus
- From Crain's Chicago Business, June 30, 2015: Inside U of C's startup factory
- From NBC Connecticut News, July 3, 2015: Can you help this boy genius accomplish his dream?
- From symmetry: Exploring dark energy with robots
- Tip of the Week: Sustainability: Keeping track of our changing environment
- In Brief: All-Experimenters' Meetings scheduled monthly through September
- Photo of the Day: Venus and Jupiter
- From New Scientist, July 1, 2015: Hoped-for dark matter flash might instead be the corpses of stars
- From Wired, July 1, 2015: Space particles are helping map the inside of Fukushima
- From symmetry: How do you solve a problem like neutrinos?
- Frontier Science Result: CDF: The rest of the story
- In Brief: Thirteen-week accelerator shutdown for upgrades and maintenance begins July 4
- Photo of the Day: Accelerator shutdown plans come into focus
- In Brief: Friday, July 3, is Independence Day observed
- From Cosmos, June 29, 2015: Recreating the beginning of time
- From Quanta Magazine, June 30, 2015: Why the Big Bang's light may have a tilt
- From symmetry: Making the portable gamma camera
- From the Office of Partnerships and Technology Transfer: National Innovation Summit
- Videos of the Day: Time to vote: Rock the LHC contest finalists now posted
- In Brief: Parents and kids have a blast at DASTOW 2015
- Photo of the Day: Gleaming obelisk
- Death: In memoriam: Elliott Treadwell
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, June 30
- From Vox, June 29, 2015: Some physicists believe we're living in a giant hologram — and it's not that far-fetched
- From Physics World, June 22, 2015: Upgraded LIGO will begin hunt for gravitational waves soon
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