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Statement by Brookhaven Lab, Jefferson Lab, and the Electron-Ion Collider Users Community on National Academy of Sciences Electron-Ion Collider Report
On July 24, 2018, a National Academy of Sciences committee issued a report of its findings and conclusions related to the science case for a future U.S.-based Electron-Ion Collider and the opportunities it would offer the worldwide nuclear physics community. More...
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Experiments in Northern Alaska seek to improve projections for a changing Arctic
– Alaska Public Media, August 1
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Experiments in northern Alaska seek to improve projections for a changing Arctic
– KTOO Public Media, August 1
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Report urges construction of collider sought by BNL, Virginia facilities
– Newsday, July 25
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Brookhaven National Lab's Summer Sunday tours
– Newsday, July 20
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From NSLS to NSLS-II and Beyond: Accelerator Physics Challenges
Nearly a half-century ago, scientists considered the synchrotron light appearing in their electron accelerators a severe hindrance to producing the high energy particles they needed to study the fundamental forces in nature. This "nuisance" light, however, had extremely useful characteristics.
