Jefferson Lab

@JLab_News

@ENERGY National Lab for Exploring the Nature of Matter

Newport News, VA jlab.org Joined October 2009

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So long, SciPhi-XVI! We recently turned off one of our trusty supercomputers, which once ranked among the world's 500 fastest and most efficient, for the final time after nearly a decade of service to the theoretical physics community. 🖥️⚛️

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Jefferson Lab @JLab_News 5d

Attention Hampton Roads: Due to the current thunderstorms, we will be rescheduling our monthly tornado siren test to Friday, Nov. 13, 10:30 a.m.

A digital poster for Jefferson Lab announces a rescheduled tornado warning siren monthly test. The test is set for Friday, Nov. 13, 2026, at 10:30 a.m. The image features a large tornado near a cityscape with a road leading away. Text advises not to respond to the siren as it's only a test, and to be familiar with severe wind and take cover areas.

Jefferson Lab @JLab_News Oct 21

We're hiring a Procurement and Supply Chain Engineer to support our work on the Electron-Ion Collider.

Learn more about this and other opportunities at Jefferson Lab: jobs.jlab.org

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Jefferson Lab @JLab_News Oct 20

For those of us who never outgrew our science phase, our merch has plenty of charm and zero strangeness.

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Jefferson Lab @JLab_News Oct 7

Born on this day in 1885: Niels Bohr. In 1913, he proposed that electrons travel in quantized "stationary state" orbits around the nucleus. This model explains why atoms don't simply collapse. Bohr received the 1922 Physics Nobel.

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