America’s particle physics and accelerator laboratory. Working to solve the mysteries of matter, energy, space, and time. @Energy#NatLab. Bison and bosons.
Could we one day harness the process that powers the stars? 🌟
On Oct. 13, join Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Director Kim Budil at Fermilab for “Fusion: The Promise, the Progress and the Path Ahead.”
🔗 Register at indico.fnal.gov/event/76235/
The Genesis Mission will accelerate particle physics research, expand the ability to test new theories, and open doors to scientific advances previously out of reach. 💫
At the Genesis Mission Summit this summer, we shared major announcements—from our first RFA awards to new National Challenges.
We also shared an inside look at the people, partnerships, and technology powering the Genesis Mission.
Watch the video: piped.video/TobhuGA4W20?si=BTBi…
Join Fermilab scientists Rakshya Khatiwada and Daniel Baxter as they break down what quantum sensors are, how they work, and why they can make measurements traditional sensors can’t.
The @DUNEScience collaboration is meeting in Brazil this week to discuss exciting milestones and preparing for the upcoming installation phase of the experiment.
Fermilab is among the initial partners in Microsoft Quantum’s newly established quantum research center. ⚛️ The center will feature a quantum hardware makerspace, where researchers can develop new approaches to hands-on quantum training.
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The same technologies that allow us to study the smallest particles in the universe are now driving breakthroughs in quantum science.
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Join cryoengineers Greg Tatkowski and Chris James, along with physicist Daniel Bafia, as they unravel the mysteries of dilution refrigerators— an essential tool for achieving ultra-low temperatures critical to quantum research. piped.video/HSClNB2pq0c
Join Fermilab scientists Rakshya Khatiwada and Daniel Baxter as they break down what quantum sensors are, how they work, and why they can make measurements traditional sensors can’t.
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Quantum computing is advancing from fundamental research into a revolutionary tool for scientific discovery. What comes next?
@ENERGY’s Office of Science Advisory Committee report lays out a phased roadmap toward an integrated quantum future.
Read it: science.osti.gov/-/media/Abo…
Quantum science will unlock the ability to connect quantum computers across vast distances! 🌐
Fermilab scientists are advancing these quantum networks to make them reliable, scalable, and secure.
Learn more at symmetrymagazine.org/article…
Quantum computers use quantum properties to process information in ways that could make certain scientific calculations more efficient.
These applications will require systems designed to keep errors under control throughout long computations. (1/)
“Using CUDA-Q Logical, our team explored combinations of these resources in just three weeks, compared with what would have typically taken about five months..." said Anna Grassellino, chief technology officer at Fermilab and director of @sqmscenter. (3/)
Next year marks the 60th anniversary of Fermilab.
Our story began with our first director, Robert Wilson. Wilson was a pioneering scientist whose vision for the lab laid the foundation for a complex that has powered decades of research. (1/)
That same complex, thanks to the @PIP2accelerator upgrade, will deliver the world's most intense high-energy neutrino beam for @DUNEScience, bringing us closer to a clearer picture of the universe and how it works. (2/)
To learn more about the historic figure who helped launch America’s particle physics and accelerator laboratory, watch The Accelerator: piped.video/watch?v=Y5-smNye…
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Decoherence currently limits quantum systems from reaching their full potential. Researchers at Fermilab are working to develop technology to help reduce decoherence.
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A supernova is one of the most energetic events in the universe since the Big Bang. In this video, Fermilab’s Don Lincoln talks about how researchers are building a detector that can peer into the core of the supernova as it is exploding. piped.video/LrXcNR3W-OM?si=T7ig…
Neutrinos can pass straight through the Earth, changing as they go. Can we use that to prove the world is round? Join #EvenBananas host Kirsty Duffy and atmospheric neutrino expert Daniel Barrow as they turn neutrinos into high-speed seismologists.
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