A reminder that the Friday Flyer now comes out every other week. Look for the next flyer on March 26. 

Spotlight on the QuarkNet Educational Discussions

A reminder that the Friday Flyer now comes out every other week. Look for the next flyer on March 12. 

Spotlight on the New Nu Fellows, a.k.a. the Neutrino Fellows

Missed us? The new Friday Flyer assigned frequency of 8 x 10^-7 Hz (in the Way-Long-Wave 4 x 10¹⁵ m band) on the newsletter spectrum means we have been away from your desk for two weeks. Our next flyer will come out on February 26. 

Spotlight on International Masterclasses

Your friends at 1 Friday Flyer Plaza are planning to try out a new frequency of publication for the flyer, your one trusted source of news aside from the others. Specifically, we're looking at a frequency near 8 x 10^-7 Hz; in other words, once every two weeks. Our next flyer will come out on February 12 and will continue on an every-other-Friday basis. There will be no change in subscription pricing. :-)

Spotlight on Randy Ruchti

Once upon a time, a few folks decided that what the particle physics community in the U.S. needed was an outreach and education program that can directly engage high school physics teachers in professional development to bring authentic scientific investigations to their students. One of these founders of QuarkNet was Randy Ruchti of the University of Notre Dame.

Spotlight on the Fermilab/University of Chicago QuarkNet Center

Spotlight on the Year

We do not need to go over the difficulties of the year equal to 2²(5)(101). Let's talk about some highlights of the progress we made.

Spotlight on the NOvA Experiment

Spotlight on the Virginia QuarkNet Center . . .

. . . which is not to be confused with the Virginia Tech QuarkNet Center. The latter is based at Virginia Tech while the former, the subject of our Spotlight, is based at the College of William and Mary and George Mason University. Got it? Good.