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| Calem Hoffman wins APS dissertation award |
The American Physical Society has presented Calem Hoffman with the 2010 Dissertation in Nuclear Physics Award. His research into neutron-rich isotopes at the dripline was conducted at NSCL as part of the MoNA... |
| From The Physics Teacher: NSCL/JINA's "Marble Nuclei" |
The February issue of AAPT's journal, The Physics Teacher, features an article about NSCL/JINA's model nuclei built from magnetic marbles. "Learning Nuclear... |
| NSCL awarded Green Certification |
On January 4, NSCL was awarded the MSU Green Certification. This certification program acknowledges campus organizations that have reduced their impact on the environment through energy efficiency and conservation,... |
| Bradley Sherrill Participates in Whad'ya Know? |
Bradley Sherrill, NSCL and FRIB Chief Scientist, was interviewed on Michael Feldman's Whad'Ya Know?, a popular quiz and entertainment radio program. Links to the October 31 show, broadcast live from the MSU Concert... |
| FRIB earns honor as top educational ‘deal’ |
Michigan State University’s successful bid for the U.S. Department of Energy’s $550 million Facility for Rare Isotope Beams (FRIB) earned recognition at a recent business honors program. MSU National... |
| Seaborg Award for Sobotka |
One of NSCL’s long-time users, Lee Sobotka from Washington University in |
| Recap of Summer 2009 PAN Program |
This summer, NSCL/JINA sponsored the 16th annual Physics of Atomic Nuclei program. Hosting a record eighteen teachers from August 2-7 and 24 students from August 9-14, PAN offered all participants a unique look at... |
| FRIB Updates |
Much has happened since the Dec. 11, 2008 announcement that the U.S. Department of Energy has selected MSU to design and establish the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams... |
| Videos from NSCL's 2009 User Workshop coming to YouTube |
Held August 10-11, NSCL 2009 User Workshop included presentations on equipment initiatives for fast beam experiments, the ReA3 reaccelerated beam facility, and more. Videos of several of the presentations will be... |
| Slides available from July special linac seminar series |
MSU adjunct professor Thomas Wangler recently presented a special seven-seminar series devoted to advanced topics in linear accelerators. Wangler, also an affiliate scientist and fellow at Los Alamos National... |