- From symmetry: Small teams, big dreams
- Frontier Science Result: South Pole Telescope: Gravitational lensing of the cosmic microwave background by galaxy clusters
- Photos of the Day: Bug sightings
- From Physics, May 20, 2015: Synopsis: Spatial tests of dark matter
- In Brief: LDRD proposals due Friday
- Physics in a Nutshell: Magnets for measurements
- Wellness Feature of the Month: June wellness and fitness classes
- Photos of the Day: Life of bison
- Death: In memoriam: Mary Barath
- From Physics World, May 26, 2015: Do atoms going through a double slit 'know' if they are being observed?
- Building an instrument to map the universe in 3-D
- From the Accelerator Physics Center: Progress toward muon accelerator capabilities
- Photos of the Day: Growing sumac
- In Brief: Science Next Door June newsletter now online
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, May 25
- From Forbes, May 21, 2015: Eight things to know as the Large Hadron Collider breaks energy records
- From Chicago Tribune, May 26, 2015: Retired Chicago physicist's Nobel Prize up for auction, $325,000 to start
- Milestone: Fermilab scientist Keith Ellis earns Humboldt Award
- From the Chief Operating Officer: Welcome to all kinds of summer
- Milestone: Steve Krstulovich retires after 31 years at Fermilab
- In Brief: Moving Toward Gender Equity in the STEM Workplace - today at 3 p.m. in auditorium
- Milestone: New employees - May
- Photo of the Day: Scissor tail
- From Nature, May 20, 2015: Quantum physics: What is really real?
- From BBC News, May 21, 2015: LHC smashes energy record with test collisions
- From symmetry: LHC achieves record-energy collisions
- Frontier Science Result: CMS: Two Z's or three?
- From Argonne National Laboratory: Physicist Peter Winter wins Department of Energy Early Career Award
- Photo of the Day: Monday is Memorial Day
- From Nature, May 19, 2015: Billion-dollar particle collider gets thumbs up
- From Physics World, May 20, 2015: Extraordinary magnetic shield could reveal neutron's electric dipole moment
- Special Announcement: All-hands meeting today at 10 a.m. in Ramsey Auditorium
- Frontier Science Result: DZero: Measure thrice, theorize once
- In Brief: Chicago Science Fest takes place May 28-30
- Photos of the Day: White trillium: three views
- From Nautilus, May 7, 2015: The data that threatened to break physics
- From Chicago Tribune, May 18, 2015: World-renowned speaker gets 'real' with Fermi audience
- From symmetry: Looking to the heavens for neutrino masses
- From the Illinois Accelerator Research Center: Exciting times for IARC
- In Brief: Acclaimed scientist and activist Temple Grandin takes tour of Fermilab
- Photos of the Day: Before the storm
- In Brief: On-site volunteer cleanup - Thursday at lunchtime
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, May 19
- From Nature, May 15, 2015: Physics paper sets record with more than 5,000 authors
- Giorgio Bellettini returns as CDF co-spokesperson
- Director's Corner: Director leads all-hands meeting Thursday
- Death: In memoriam: William B. Fowler
- Photos of the Day: Pieces of pine
- From Physics Today, May 2015: Record-energy collisions coming soon at the LHC
- From The Economist, May 16, 2015: The watcher in the water
- From symmetry: The accelerator in the Louvre
- Tip of the Week: Quality Assurance: Are you using the right tool for the job?
- Photos of the Day: Waddle, huddle, snuggle
- From ars technica, May 13, 2015: LHC tests Standard Model again – sadly, it passes
- From New Scientist, May 14, 2015: Found: giant spirals in space that could explain our existence
- LArSoft provides common framework for neutrino experiments
- Frontier Science Result: MINOS: Summer, winter and muons
- Photo of the Day: Up the stairs to the landing
- From Los Angeles Times, May 13, 2015: Large Hadron Collider finds long-sought signs of rare particle decays
- From Physics World, May 11, 2015: IceCube neutrinos do come in three flavours after all
- From La Jolla Light, Feb. 12, 2015: Hans Kobrak, 1927-2015
- Press Release: Two Large Hadron Collider experiments first to observe rare subatomic process
- Physics in a Nutshell: Accelerators without batteries
- In Brief: Main Ring health and fitness
- Photo of the Day: Bright orange line
- From Sky and Telescope, May 7, 2015: Mapping dark matter
- From The Week, May 2, 2015: Everything you need to know about dark matter
- Milestone: Vladimir Shiltsev receives Robert H. Siemann Award
- From the Finance Section: One Lab approach to planning
- In Brief: Fermilab scientists emeritus
- Video of the Day: Quark-gluon plasma
- Photos of the Day: Feathered friends
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, May 12
- From Nature, May 5, 2015: Mysterious galactic signal points LHC to dark matter
- From Motherboard, May 5, 2015: There is growing evidence that our universe is a giant hologram
- Fermilab Users Meeting to celebrate past and future discoveries - June 10-11
- From the Deputy Director: CERN and the White House
- Photos of the Day: Leaves of spring
- From WBEZ's Tech Shift, May 7, 2015: Physicists theorize that reality is a 2-D hologram
- From The Japan News, May 7, 2015: Kibo on the hunt for dark matter
- Milestone: American Physical Society recognizes Valery Lebedev
- Tip of the Week: Safety: May is Electrical Safety Month
- In Brief: Updated ServiceNow - new look and feel
- In Brief: Employee Health and Fitness Day - Tuesday at Main Ring
- Photo of the Day: It's a wide world
- From The New York Times, May 7, 2015: U.S. and European scientists sign cooperation pact
- From Carnegie Mellon University News, April 8, 2015: Obituary: Acclaimed physicist Lincoln Wolfenstein had passions for science, peace and family
- From symmetry: The U.S. and CERN upgrade their relationship
- Frontier Science Result: CMS: Weak angles
- Photo of the Day: Getting ready to bloom
- From the National Science Foundation Directorate for Mathematical and Physical Sciences, May 7, 2015: The excitement behind a renewed agreement
- From New Scientist, May 5, 2015: Galactic smash-ups turn on the lights around black holes
- From symmetry: DECam's far-out forays
- Frontier Science Result: CDF: Looking for axigluons
- Photo of the Day: Sun shines on shells by the shore
- From Discovery News, May 5, 2015: Particle slam! LHC restarts (low-energy) proton collisions
- From CBS News, May 5, 2015: Astronomers find most distant galaxy ever
- From symmetry: Ten things you might not know about antimatter
- From the Scientific Computing Division: Software for neutrinos
- In Brief: Cover your wagon
- From symmetry: LHC sees first low-energy collisions
- Photo of the Day: Where the dinosaurs roam
- ESH&Q weekly report, May 5: Safety Update
- From Nature, May 5, 2015: Mysterious galactic signal points LHC to dark matter
- New beamline at Fermilab Test Beam Facility delivers beam to LArIAT, a liquid-argon detector for neutrino research
- Director's Corner: A new board is on board
- In Brief: Celebrating Administrative Professionals Day at Fermilab
- Photo of the Day: The ring and the tower
- From Forbes, April 28, 2015: Do we live in a hologram? It's more likely than you might think
- From Bloomberg Business, April 29, 2015: Scientists get ultra-fast and robust network across the Atlantic Ocean
- First student receives Ph.D. under the Indian Institutions and Fermilab Collaboration
- Tip of the Week: Cybersecurity: The last line of defense is you
- Photo of the Day: Coming up breeches
- From NIU Today, May 1, 2015: Fermilab director Nigel Lockyer to receive honorary NIU doctorate
- From Kane County Chronicle, April 30, 2015: Fermilab's bison herd grows
- Final piece of large magnet arrives at Jefferson Lab
- In Brief: Particle accelerators: current and future applications
- Photo of the Day: Spring sky
- From Forbes, April 29, 2015: Dark matter is necessary for the origin of life
- From Nature, April 30, 2015: Kept in the dark
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