This week we're hosting a hands-on workshop on quantum information science — and for the first time in a public setting, Google is conducting a hands-on tutorial on their quantum computing software: news.fnal.gov/2018/09/fermil…

Chicago could be at the center of tech's next quantum leap chicagobusiness.com/opinion/chicag… via Crain's Chicago Business

Quantum computers will be capable of solving extremely complex problems that lie beyond the capacity of today’s most powerful supercomputers. Read the announcement from U.S. Department of Energy here: go.usa.gov/xPjbn #WHQISSummit

Chicago is increasingly seen as a world-leading hub for quantum engineering. It is home to the Chicago Quantum Exchange (anchored by Fermilab, Argonne, and UChicago), which will host the Chicago Quantum Summit on Nov. 8 and 9: news.uchicago.edu/story/chicago-…

Article on #Fermilab IARC hosted joint workshop with #UChicago and #Argonne on “Partnering to Advance AI Research & Development.” news.fnal.gov/2020/11/take-o… #artificialintelligence

Congratulations Anna!

RIP Steven Weinberg

"What Scott Gottlieb, MD 🇺🇸 is complaining about is that the CDC is telling the truth. They are, in Kiesenhofer’s formulation, the people who say they don’t know." slate.com/technology/202…

A simple, *hypothetical* example of the Base Rate Fallacy: Suppose w/o a vaccine, 9/10 get hospitalized Suppose w/ a vaccine 1/10 get hospitalized (Note: a very good vaccine!) Suppose 90/100 get the vaccine What share of the hospitalized are vaccinated?

Congratulations to both Sam Zeller and Chris Polly for becoming APS Fellows! @gzeller918

Phenomenal! Congrats to Fermilab's Gina Rameika and Byron Lundberg, recipients of the 2022 Panofsky Prize along with Kimio Niwa and Vittorio Paolone. The award recognizes the first direct observation of the tau neutrino in 2000. aps.org/publications/a…

Congratulations to Nahn Tran and his colleagues for winning a DOE award for research using real time artificial intelligence and machine learning for nuclear physics detectors.

Congratulations to g-2 for making top ten science breakthroughs of 2021 from Physics World physicsworld.com/a/physics-worl…

We are saddened by the loss of Eugene Parker, for whom our #ParkerSolarProbe is named. His work deepened our understanding of the universe, inspires and enables new missions. We stand on the shoulders of giants. Dr. Parker helped us touch the Sun. go.nasa.gov/3KRo174

Particle accelerator beams can help us delve into some of the biggest questions in physics. Find out from Eric Stern Fermilab why he's excited to use exascale computers to improve the lab's beams. #ExascaleDay

My Fermilab colleagues talking about recruiting the best accelerator minds at this morning's #NAPAC16 coffee break

Lower Wacker Drive is evil. Until flying cars become an option, street maps should remain two dimensional. #chitown

“Change is coming,” says Jim Amundson, kicking off his talk on computing. #Fermilabs50th

Change is coming to computing for high energy physics. My talk from the 50th Annual Users Meeting: <lnkd.in/d5YTBJ2>. I explain ho…