Margaux Lopez is one of a team of engineers preparing Rubin Observatory for the arrival of the camera that will capture the most far-reaching images of the night sky ever taken.
An old law still holds for quirky quantum materials
The surprising finding is important for understanding unconventional superconductors and other materials where electrons band together to act collectively.
Lunchtime soccer and Philly cheesesteaks: Ashley Fellows on working at SLAC
This year’s fellows are facilitating particle accelerator research, working on the LSST Camera and finding faster ways to process massive data sets. But these aren’t their only missions.
Secretary of Energy celebrates X-ray laser upgrade
Jennifer Granholm and other U.S. Department of Energy officials toured SLAC’s labs last week and joined President Saller in a toast to “first light” at LCLS-II.
As KIPAC celebrates 20 years, its future is bright
As the Kavli Institute for Particle Astrophysics and Cosmology celebrates its 20th anniversary, its scientists look forward to new telescopes and unprecedented volumes of data.