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DOE/Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory Engineers and technicians in the UK have started production of key piece of equipment for a major international science experiment. The UK government has invested $89 million (£65 million) in the international Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment, a particle physics experiment being built by the U.S. Department of Energy's Fermilab at locations in both Illinois and South Dakota. DUNE will study elusive particles called neutrinos in a bid to advance our understanding of the origin and structure of the universe. DUNE will measure the so-called oscillat...

Engineers and technicians in the UK have started production of key piece of equipment for a major international science experiment. The UK government has invested $89 million (£65 million) in the international Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment, a particle physics experiment being built by the U.S. Department of Energy’s Fermilab at locations in both Illinois and South Dakota. DUNE will study elusive particles called neutrinos in a bid to advance our understanding of the origin and structure of the universe. DUNE will measure the so-called oscillations of the neutrinos as they travel at ...

Little Shop of Horrors is back. For a second attempt. After Echuca-Moama Theatre Company had to cancel last year’s production due to COVID-19 restrictions, the show has been re-scheduled for the end of May. With a brand new cast. “We had some cast members who weren’t able to commit this year so we held auditions for those roles on Friday and have come up with another great cast,” director Glen McFadden said. “We had our first read through on Monday night and it's already sounding great.” The cast of 12 will spend the next 15 weeks rehearsing in preparation to take to the stage at ...

Scientists will use cutting-edge quantum technologies to transform our understanding of the universe and answer key questions about the nature of black...

RESEARCH scientist Domhnall Iain MacDonald from Eriskay who moved to Washington DC a week ago We received emergency alerts on our phones from the mayor saying there would be a curfew between 6pm and 6am, and not to go outside. There were a lot of red hats (Trump supporters wearing the MAGA hat) wandering about in the afternoon. My workplace also shut early to accommodate the curfew, but of course many people are working from home anyway. DC is a decent-sized city so away from downtown/Capitol Hill, it was fairly quiet. I live a fair bit away from downtown so did not directly see any tro...