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Fermilab rescue too late

Chicago Tribune: Good budgetary news from Washington this week won't prevent layoffs of about 200 employees at Fermilab, the lab's director on Tuesday told employees who will soon be notified as to who will lose jobs.

Posted by Physics Today on February 7, 2008 3:26 PM |

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