Precision Magnetic Field Measurement System for the New Muon g-2 Experiment

Muon group at Fermilab Muon Campus Building MC1

Muon group at Fermilab Muon Campus Building MC1 where we run the Muon g-2 experiment.

CENPA Group Photo 2017

Back row: John Lee, Zhenghao Fu, Ethan Muldoon, Seth Kimes, Sean Fell, Erik Lentz, Martin Fertl, David Hyde, Jim Elms, Walter Pettus, Matthias Smith, Samuel Sexton, Joshua Oppor, Peter Doe, Ian Guinn, Nick Force Second to back row: Alejandro Garcia, Kim Siang Khaw, Krishna Venkateswara, Raphael Cervantes, Ting Lin, Nick Du, Eric Machado, Ali Ashtari Esfahani, Luke Kippenbrock, Henry Gorrell, Celia Chor, Nathan Froemming, Richard Ottens

2017 Annual Report

LIGO Detects Gravitational Waves for Third Time

Left: Photo of 'compact-BRS', a compact interferometric tiltmeter for Newtonian noise mitigation. If you zoom in, you can see Krishna Venkateswara (photo credit) and Michael Ross in the reflection.
Right: Photo shows one of our two tiltmeters used actively to stabilize the interferometer against wind.

Direct detection of Dark Matter: Present and Future

Anti-AC Coupling for Signal Restoration

Memorial Day

Muon magnet’s moment has arrived

The Muon g-2 experiment has begun its search for phantom particles with its world-famous and well-traveled electromagnet.

(photo by Fermilab)

Updates on a Test of Gravity below 50 microns

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The Muon g-2 experiment has begun its search for phantom particles with its world-famous and well-traveled electromagnet.

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