November 11, 2013

SLAC Introduces New Ways to Connect

Every day at SLAC, scientists from all over the world focus their minds – and some of the most advanced scientific technologies – on the biggest challenges of our day. We’re excited to introduce new ways for you to keep up with our lab's latest scientific breakthroughs, from designing better drugs to exploring the origins of the universe.

Every day at SLAC, scientists from all over the world focus their minds – and some of the most advanced scientific technologies – on the biggest challenges of our day.

We’re excited to introduce new ways for you to keep up with our lab's latest scientific breakthroughs, from designing better drugs to exploring the origins of the universe.

SLAC Signals Email Newsletter

SLAC Signals is an email newsletter specifically designed for SLAC friends and supporters outside the lab. Every other Tuesday, SLAC Signals will bring you cutting-edge research, major SLAC milestones and information about everything going on at the lab. You'll stay on top of the latest headlines, newest videos and upcoming opportunities to visit SLAC.

RSS Feeds

You can now get news feeds related to particular topics through RSS by clicking on the story keywords in any news article, or by browsing the list on our subscription page. Subscribe to specific keywords to get the latest headlines, summaries and links to full articles, formatted for your favorite feed reader and updated as new stories are published.

Receive Breaking News and More

You can also sign up to receive emails when we have breaking news and upcoming event notifications (public lectures and other special events).

Other Ways to Connect

In addition to all of these options, don't forget you can also connect with SLAC on your favorite social media sites, including Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Flickr.

In the 50 years since SLAC built the world's longest linear accelerator, researchers here have discovered some of the fundamental building blocks of matter, created the first website in North America and built top-notch research facilities that attract thousands of scientists from across the globe each year. As we begin our next 50 years, we look forward to sharing the most interesting and important SLAC news with you.

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