- Feature: Tevatron reanimated
- Creature: A hairy encounter
- Photo of the Day: When witches fly
- Feature: Newly discovered particle is mysterious, delicious
- In Verse: Pronounce it 'kahy-oht'
- From The Washington Post, Oct. 29, 2015: 13 spooky science stories to get you in the Halloween spirit
- From Live Science, Oct. 27, 2015: DIY Halloween costumes: 7 geeky getups for any party
- Special Announcement: Happy Halloween
- CERN Press Release: LHC luminosity upgrade project moving to next phase
- In Brief: The new Fermilab news: Fermilab at Work works for employees and users
- In Brief: Science Next Door November newsletter now online
- Photo of the Day: Sidewalk slitherer
- From KELO, Oct. 28, 2015: U.S. Secretary of Energy updates delegation on neutrino experiment
- From Chicago Tribune, Oct. 21, 2015: Marmion students participate in QuarkNet Radio Telescope project
- Profile: One minute with Bonnie King, system administrator
- In Brief: Open enrollment for Fermilab employees ends Friday
- In Brief: FSPA Halloween party - Oct. 30 in Kuhn Barn
- Wellness Feature of the Month: November fitness classes and complimentary wellness
- Photo of the Day: Viceroy of the glen
- From Scientific American, October 2015: Ambitious dark energy project probes mysterious cosmic expansion
- From The Cryogenics Society of America, Oct. 13, 2015: DOE announces new accelerator stewardship funding opportunities
- Profile: One minute with Bonnie King, system administrator
- In Brief: Open enrollment for Fermilab employees ends Friday
- In Brief: FSPA Halloween party - Oct. 30 in Kuhn Barn
- Wellness Feature of the Month: November fitness classes and complimentary wellness
- Photo of the Day: Viceroy of the glen
- From Scientific American, October 2015: Ambitious dark energy project probes mysterious cosmic expansion
- From The Cryogenics Society of America, Oct. 13, 2015: DOE announces new accelerator stewardship funding opportunities
- Milestone: Fermilab Test Beam Facility launches new website
- From the Scientific Computing Division: Simulators in Chicagoland
- From symmetry: The particle physics personality quiz
- Photo of the Day: Parallel pipes
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, Oct. 27
- From Quanta Magazine, Oct. 22, 2015: Searching the sky for the wobbles of gravity
- DOE Press Release: U.S. Department of Energy finds no significant environmental impact from proposed Illinois / South Dakota project
- From symmetry: Frightfully smart jack-o'-lanterns
- Photo of the Day: Bobbing geese
- From Science, Oct. 23, 2015: U.S. targets matter-antimatter frontier
- From Forbes, Oct. 23, 2015: The largest cosmic structures in the universe don't actually exist
- Performance recognition awards go to employees
- Milestone: Mattia Checchin earns first prize at SRF 2015 for poster on accelerator cavity work
- In Brief: The new Fermilab news: newsletters and distribution
- Video of the Day: Why I Love Neutrinos - Georgia Karagiorgi
- Milestone: New employees - October
- Photo of the Day: Bison in the mist
- From Space.com, Oct. 15, 2015: Chasing wormholes: the hunt for tunnels in space-time
- From The New York Times, Oct. 21, 2015: Sorry, Einstein. Quantum study suggests 'spooky action' is real.
- Milestone: Don Cossairt receives prestigious accelerator safety award from DOE
- Frontier Science Result: CMS: Shooting a nuclear apple
- Video of the Day: Do we live in a multiverse?
- Photo of the Day: Autumn arcade
- In Brief: Friendly crosslab rivalry plays out on soccer field
- From ars technica, Oct. 21, 2015: Glueballs are the missing frontier of the Standard Model
- What happens when you kidnap a muon?
- Death: In memoriam: Angela Gonzales
- From symmetry: Symmetry gets a new look
- Photos of the Day: Flying in fall
- In Brief: Former CDF building is now Heavy Assembly Building
- From Nature, Oct. 20, 2015: Neutrino study made key priority for US nuclear physics
- From Popular Science, Oct. 20, 2015: General relativity: 100 years old and still full of surprises
- From symmetry: From the lab to the classroom
- In Brief: Special Colloquium today celebrates Einstein's legacy, centennial of general relativity
- Photos of the Day: Capacitor tree at night
- In Brief: ESH&Q Oracle Web server update
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, Oct. 20
- From The New York Times, Oct. 19, 2015: Struggling to get a handle on the flavorful neutrino
- Roads and Grounds prepares for bison herd turnover
- Special Announcement: All Office-of-the-CRO meeting - today at 11 a.m. in auditorium
- Fermilab Arts and Lecture series presents 'Adventures of Sherlock Holmes' - Oct. 24
- Photo of the Day: Peeking over Wilson Hall
- From Science, Oct. 15, 2015: U.S. nuclear physicists push for new neutrino experiment
- From Motherboard, Oct. 16, 2015: How a frozen neutrino observatory grapples with staggering amounts of data
- Milestone: Fermilab scientists selected as 2015 APS fellows
- In Brief: Clemencia Cosentino talks underrepresented groups in STEM - today in One West
- In Brief: Wilson Hall south central stairwell closed this week
- Photo of the Day: Hiding behind the leaves
- Video of the Day: What the heck is a multiverse?
- From Positively Naperville, Oct. 15, 2015: Free-thinking conference returns to unite bright minds, share ideas on Nov. 6
- From Gizmag, Oct. 16, 2015: Meson f0(1710) could be so-called "glueball" particle made purely of nuclear force
- From symmetry: Q&A with Fermilab's first artist-in-residence
- In Brief: Open enrollment for Fermilab employees begins today
- Milestone: Bob Slazyk retires after 34 years at Fermilab
- Photo of the Day: Baring branches
- From IEEE Spectrum, Oct. 14, 2015: A particle accelerator the size of a sewing needle
- From Physics World, Oct. 12, 2015: Tiny terahertz accelerator could rival huge free-electron lasers
- From the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign: On the precision frontier: a new calculation holds promise for new physics
- From the Office of General Counsel: Political activities at Fermilab
- Photos of the Day: Uncoiled
- From Nature, Oct. 7, 2015: CERN prepares to test revolutionary mini-accelerator
- From The New Yorker, Oct. 8, 2015: What neutrinos reveal
- From symmetry: A measurement to watch
- From the Illinois Accelerator Research Center: What's going on with that sign at IARC?
- In Brief: All Office-of-the-CRO meeting - Oct. 20 in auditorium
- Photo of the Day: Number two bison?
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, Oct. 13
- From Daily Herald, Oct. 6, 2015: Fermilab's giant magnet passes test after cross-country move
- From Forbes, Oct. 9, 2015: Massive neutrinos aren't just this year's Nobel Prize, they're the future of physics
- Raise and release: docent devoted to monarchs
- From symmetry: The burgeoning field of neutrino astronomy
- In Brief: Joint Mechanical Support and Target Systems Department picnic at Kuhn Barn
- Photos of the Day: Hawk perches
- From Cosmos, Oct. 5, 2015: Einstein's gravitational waves remain elusive
- Accelerator wakes from shutdown slumber
- Tip of the Week: Ecology and Environment: Do you drive an electric vehicle? Tell us about it
- In Brief: Magdolna Hargittai talks about successful women scientists - today in One West
- Photo of the Day: Sculpture in the sun
- From The Conversation, Oct. 6, 2015: How neutrinos, which barely exist, just ran off with another Nobel Prize
- From CERN Bulletin, Oct. 5, 2015: Guido Altarelli (1941-2015)
- From Physics World, Oct. 7, 2015: Dark matter may power supernovae
- Milestone: Sergei Nagaitsev receives Dieter Möhl Medal
- Frontier Science Result: CMS: Why three?
- In Brief: Now accepting nominations for director's volunteer award
- Photo of the Day: Kidney Pond
- From Newsy, Oct. 6, 2015: Here's what the neutrino Nobel Prize was about
- From CNN, Oct. 6, 2015: Neutrinos, ghosts of the universe
- From Sanford Underground Research Facility's Deep Thoughts, Oct. 5, 2015: New lab director a 'strong leader'
- Dan Bauer leads SuperCDMS as new spokesperson
- Physics in a Nutshell: Is the universe getting bigger or am I getting smaller?
- Photo of the Day: Tiny turtle
- From BBC News, Oct. 2, 2015: Supernova 'stream' in neutrino lab's sights
- From Interactions.org, Oct. 5, 2015: Inaugural American Physical Society Division of Particles and Fields Instrumentation Award
- From Science Friday, Oct. 5, 2015: 4,850 feet below: the hunt for dark matter
- In Brief: Hall of Fame astronaut gives colloquium today at 4 p.m.
- From the Deputy Director for LBNF: New LBNF organization
- From symmetry: New discovery? Or just another bump?
- In Brief: Food trucks at Fermilab tomorrow, 11 a.m.-2 p.m.
- Photo of the Day: Sunset on IARC
- Safety Update: ESH&Q weekly report, Oct. 6
- From The New York Times, Oct. 6, 2015: Nobel Prize for key discoveries about subatomic particles
- From CBS Chicago, Oct. 6, 2015: Physicists' Nobel Prize for neutrino research a big boost for counterparts at Fermilab
- From New Scientist, Oct. 2, 2015: Neutrino detectors could keep discreet tabs on nuclear reactors
- Accelerator-based neutrino experiments dig deep to solve mystery of neutrino oscillations
- Milestone: Congratulations
- From Nobelprize.org, Oct. 6, 2015: Metamorphosis in the particle world
- In Brief: symmetry explains Takaaki Kajita's 1998 demonstration of neutrino oscillation
- Construction Update: Digging has begun for Short-Baseline Neutrino Far Detector Building
- In Brief: Flu shot signup begins today
- Photo of the Day: Linear fit
- From The New York Times, Oct. 6, 2015: Takaaki Kajita and Arthur McDonald share Nobel in physics for work on neutrinos
- From Science, Oct. 6, 2015: Proof that neutrinos change identity bags physics Nobel
- From The Washington Post, Oct. 6, 2015: Nobel Prize in physics goes to Takaaki Kajita and Arthur B. McDonald for work on neutrinos
- From symmetry: Do protons decay?
- Tip of the Week: Safety: Overheating power strips
- In Brief: OPTT room name winner and PIP-II meeting room contest
- In Brief: All Experimenters' Meetings resume weekly schedule
- Photo of the Day: Great egret
- From Physics World, Sept. 25, 2015: Where is the cosmic rumble from merging black holes?
- In Brief: Amateur and professional photographers take part in Fermilab Photowalk
- Frontier Science Result: Theory: Neutrino mixings and masses
- In Brief: Junior high schoolers learn about insects on the prairie
- Photo of the Day: Bison by 'Tractricious'
- From Quanta Magazine, Sept. 22, 2015: Vision of future physics
- From Science, Oct. 1, 2015: Physicists observe weird quantum fluctuations of empty space — maybe
- Video of the Day: PXIE RFQ arrives at Fermilab
- Physics in a Nutshell: Linear accelerators for injection
- In Brief: Now accepting applications for Fermilab-University of Chicago full-time scholarship
- Milestone: Final Force, Fermilab Co-ed Softball League champions
- Photo of the Day: Sunrise over the berm
- From Popular Mechanics, Sept. 24, 2015: Fermilab's giant magnet is ready to go
- From Science, Sept. 25, 2015: X-ray signal from outer space points to dark matter
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