
Tractricious: It all started with the Big Bang
Fermilab, Batavia, Illinois, USA
June 23rd 2012, 4:30pm CST
© 2012 Richard C. Drew, All Rights Reserved.
So what exactly does this have to do with Heritage? Fermilab is steeped in scientific heritage and accomplishments. To quote the APS Physics publication, "Fermilab has a proud heritage including studies of quark scattering using hadron, muon, and neutrino beams, precise studies of matter-antimatter asymmetry, precision tests of the Standard Model, and of course the discovery of the bottom and top quarks. Together, with the rest of the national laboratories at Cornell, Jefferson Lab, Argonne, Brookhaven, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory and others, these institutions promote cross-disciplinary interactions between various academic fields, as well as between scientists and engineers, and they serve as an irreplaceable channel for the broader goal of developing our base of an advanced STEM workforce.
Data from just the Collider Detector experiment at Fermilab produces two dozen Ph.D. theses per year and a scientific paper every six days; the DZero (study of subatomic particles, including the Higgs Boson) experiment goes even further with three dozen Ph.D. theses from new data and 50 scientific papers per year. In total, Fermilab can produce more than 100 PhDs in a single year based solely on lab data."
Translation: From cancer treatment to cereal box printing, MRI's, X-rays - the benefits are almost endless.
Fermilab IS scientific heritage.
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