
Let it bee – saving a hearty colony on the SLAC campus in Menlo Park
The colony of honeybees that's lived in an old blue oak tree in front of Building 41 on the SLAC campus in Menlo Park for
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The colony of honeybees that's lived in an old blue oak tree in front of Building 41 on the SLAC campus in Menlo Park for
Electrons are once again streaming into SLAC's historic End Station A, setting the stage for a new user facility in the huge, concrete hall where
From 150-year-old native oaks to young redwoods, nearly 6,000 trees grace SLAC’s 426-acre campus in Menlo Park.Most of them are labeled with a three-digit number
Amid SLAC’s buildings and byways in Menlo Park are a number of outdoor sculptures and technical artifacts that should inspire some amount of awe and
Nobel Laureate Burton Richter, former director of SLAC, is one of the Menlo Park-based lab's most notable and influential scientists. In this Q&A with SLAC
Editor's note: Some "happened-in-Menlo" news makes headlines worldwide. This is one example. Scientists working at Menlo Park-based SLAC have created the shortest, purest X-ray laser
When he’s not actually doing experiments, SLAC physicist and Nobel laureate Martin Perl loves to talk about important trends in physics. For about the last decade, for
Monday’s SLAC Colloquium will be an insider’s tale of how discoveries made 40 years ago by three scientists led to the construction of CERN’s $10
The construction crew for the Research Support Building must be one happy bunch, if the smiley-face patterns cut into several of the shade cloth panels
Are parallel universes real? The answer to that intriguing question is explored in an hour-long Discovery Channel television program that features SLAC theoretical physicist JoAnne
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