News Archive
News Archive
| Title | Body |
|---|---|
| FRIB Earns CD-1 Milestone |
Michigan State University’s Facility for Rare Isotope Beams (FRIB) project passed an important milestone last week when it earned Critical Decision 1 approval from the U.S. Department of Energy. This means that work... |
| Acceleration & Innovation Workshop Brings Industry to Lab |
The Acceleration & Innovation Workshop took place on the campus of Michigan State University on October 8 and 9, 2010. Nearly a dozen companies came to East Lansing and watched online as experts from the FRIB... |
| Getting America Excited About Science and Engineering |
For two action-packed days, thousands of people will descend on the National Mall in Washington D.C. to experience the excitement of scientific discovery, and NSCL and FRIB will be there to help. ... |
| FRIB Earns CD-1 Milestone |
Michigan State University’s Facility for Rare Isotope Beams (FRIB) project passed an important milestone last week when it earned Critical Decision 1 approval from the U.S. Department of Energy. This means that work... |
| Rhiannon Meharchand Wins National Women in Science Award |
In honor of one of the pioneering women in the history of physics, a student at the National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory (NSCL) has been awarded a scholarship to help follow in her footsteps. The... |
| A Tin Flag for Nuclear Physics |
Scientists have planted a flag far from the valley of stable nuclei that will serve as a launching point for future expeditions into the origins of the heavy elements. That flag is data from a new study on tin-132 (... |
| The Small Matter of Big Science |
Production has been in full swing this winter on “The Small Matter of Big Science”, an hour long documentary exploring the origins and milestones of nuclear science and isotope research. Commissioned by MSU and NSCL... |
| Particle ‘mousetrap’ could help answer gnawing cosmic questions |
Capturing fleeting bits of matter to reveal the nature of the universe is a little like trying to trap incredibly tiny, impossibly speedy mice alive. A better mousetrap could be at hand, promising new insights... |
| White House Official Visits Lab |
White House Science and Technology official Kei Koizumi visited the laboratory yesterday morning during a whirlwind tour of the research capabilities at... |
| Graduate Program Ranked #1 |
The graduate program in nuclear physics in the Department of Physics and Astronomy has been named the best in the country by those who know the most about nuclear physics education – the department heads and... |
