[Hps] Fwd: JLab Weekly - May 8, 2019
Miriam Diamond
mdiamond at physics.utoronto.ca
Wed May 8 17:37:16 EDT 2019
Hooray!
From: Stepan Stepanyan
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Subject: [Hps] Fwd: JLab Weekly - May 8, 2019
HPS in JLAB weekly news letter, thanks to Volker.
Stepan
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IN THIS ISSUE
• Heavy Photon Search
• New Pentaquark Signal
• Fall Safety Prevention
• Hellos and Goodbyes
• Employee Spotlight
• Lab Software Changes
• Giveaway
• Quark Café Update
May 8, 2019
...and they're off!
See the start (and finish!) of this year's Run-A-Round on the Jefferson Lab Facebook page. Thanks to all the runners and volunteers for making this one of the most successful Run-A-Rounds yet! Run-A-Round photos to come!
EXPERIMENTAL NUCLEAR PHYSICS
Searching for A-Prime
After the completion of a series of experiments with the new CLAS12 spectrometer, Hall B is preparing for an experiment called Heavy Photon Search or HPS. This experiment searches for evidence of a hypothetical particle, called A', also known as A-prime, which is thought to connect the visible matter in the universe with the invisible or dark matter.
Most of our universe is made from dark matter, which we know from the deflection of visible light traveling in the universe through areas where dark matter is concentrated. Many experiments are searching for the A' particle, including an experiment in Hall A, called APEX. HPS is unique in the sense that it explores areas in parameter space where other experiments have no sensitivity. Finding significant evidence for the A' particle would revolutionize our understanding of the universe.
THEORY & COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS
Interpretation of the LHCb Pc(4312)+ Signal
The LHCb collaboration has reported a new pentaquark-like signal, Pc(4312), in the experimental J/ψ p spectrum, near the threshold for the Σc baryon and D-bar meson. A new paper analyzes this spectrum by constructing an amplitude that respects the general principles of S-matrix theory. The Σc D-bar interaction is found to be attractive, but not sufficient to form a bound state.
ESH&Q
Celebrate National Fall Prevention Safety Stand-Down Day
Jefferson Lab will celebrate Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s 6th Annual National Fall Prevention Safety Stand-Down Day on Thursday, May 9, between 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. in the ESH&Q Building (Bldg. 52), Large Conference Room (Room 9). Activities will include inspections of fall protection gear including harnesses, lanyards and anchorage connecting devices such as beam clamps and straps. Want to know more about the use of fall protection at the lab? Staff will be on-hand to address your questions; and, while you're there, enjoy free pizza and soda! Questions? Contact George Perry at gperry at jlab.org or x7841.
COMPUTING
Jefferson Lab Software Changing
The IT Division has been working with Proofpoint, the previous Spam and Virus filter service provider, and plan to implement this new service in place of the Office 365 spam and virus filter on Tuesday, May 14. Jefferson Lab staff will be able to important allow and block lists from the previous Proofpoint. Staff and Users will receive spam quarantine Reports daily unless they modify their settings. With the implementation of Proofpoint, employees and Users can expect fewer messages to end up in their junk email folder. Questions or concerns? Please contact the IT Division Help Desk at helpdesk at jlab.org or x7155.
HUMAN RESOURCES
April Hellos and Goodbyes
Please welcome the newest lab employees to Jefferson Lab!
Employee Name
Division
- Fries, Russell
- Facilities Management & Logistics
- Duckett, Rebecca
- Chief Operating Officer Office
- Bounds, Dave
- Chief Operating Officer Office
- Mock, Matthew
- Accelerator
- Gamage, Bamunuvita
- Accelerator
- Skjoldager, Earl
- Engineering Division
- Johnson, Heather
- Engineering Division
- Bagley, Rhakiyyah
- Engineering Division
- Valentine, Evonda
- Engineering Division
- Barcus, Scott
- Experimental Nuclear Physics
And a big thank you to all the employees moving on.
Employee Name
Division
- Legg, Robert
- Accelerator
- Fetahi, Kaleab
- Engineering
Employee Spotlight
Jefferson Lab employees might notice a new smiling face at the top of CEBAF Center in the B Wing. Alethea Ashton is the new the administrative assistant for the Director’s Office in CEBAF Center at Jefferson Lab. Although she’s served as a courtroom clerk in Charlotte for the last few years, her first foray at the lab was in the summer of ’98, when she worked in the equipment pool supplies department. What brought her back to our neck of the woods? “I loved the diversity at the lab. And I loved that no matter what your experience, you were always a part of the conversation. Everyone was willing to share what they were working on. I’m glad to be back.” Please welcome her at alethea at jlab.org or x5700.
Alethea in 1998 Alethea today
GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Visit a Vendor; Get a Stamp
Join small business vendors and manufacturing representatives as they show off their wares and services. Grab a sample, snag a giveaway and get the latest from the best small businesses in the area! Don’t forget to visit each vendor and get your program stamped for a chance to win an individual or department giveaway! Prizes include a basket full of scrumptious treats from Harry & David. Questions? Contact Maria Washington at mariaw at jlab.org or x6930.
Quark Café Price Adjustments
Effective Monday, June 3, 2019, Quark Café will adjust pricing due to increased costs. The café will continue to provide the same great menu options from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily in the centralized CEBAF Center campus location.
CONTACT
JLab Weekly provides information on the status of safety, accelerator operations, experiments, reviews, upcoming activities and special events. Have something you want to see in the Weekly? Send your submissions my way at duckett at jlab.org with the subject line “JLab Weekly” before Tuesday by 10 a.m. for consideration. I look forward to hearing from you soon!
PUBLISHED JOURNAL ARTICLES
Marco Battaglieri, Mariangela Bondi, Andrea Celentano, Marzio De Napoli, Raffaella De Vita, Stuart Fegan, Luca Marsicano, Giacomo Ottonello, Franco Parodi, Nunzio Randazzo, Elton Smith, Timothy Whitlatch. "Measurements of the muon flux produced by 10.6 GeV electrons in a beam dump." Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics. 116-122, A925 (2019).
M. Duer et al. (CLAS Collaboration). "Direct Observation of Proton-Neutron Short-Range Correlation Dominance in Heavy Nuclei." Physical Review Letters. 122, 172502 (2019).
Remember to submit your papers for approval to the Jefferson Lab Publications database.
Jefferson Lab Published Journal Articles
and Department of Energy Pages
Jefferson Lab must submit the final peer-reviewed accepted manuscript to DOE for the purpose of allowing these papers to be available through DOE's Public Access Gateway for Energy and Science. The lab is graded on its submissions of the copies which contain the same content as the final published version of journal articles, but without the copyrights and journal formatting. The only exception is for journal articles which are published Open Access, as the public can access these papers directly without a subscription or having to visit a library. Authors, when submitting your papers to journals, please keep this in mind and remember to retain such a copy to provide to the lab's STI manager Kim Edwards at kindrew at jlab.org or x7805.
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
SOTR Training, GEN020 Course
DOE Accepting Grad Student Applications
New Travel Policy
MFURA Applications
ATM is Leaving CEBAF Center in September
World Culture Day is May 21
UPCOMING EVENTS
May 9: 2019 Small Business Vendor Fair
May 13: Shoe Truck-Safety Shoes
May 27: Memorial Day holiday, Jefferson Lab closed
May 28-June 14: Hampton University Graduate Studies Program
June 5: Colloquium- Martin Savage
June 19: Colloquium- Patricia Vahle
HISTORY ARCHIVES PHOTO
In honor of National Bike Month, this week's photo features Jefferson Lab JAG Bike Club members in action in 2012.
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