Past Spotlights, 2012-

SLAC Linear Collider (SLC) and SLAC Large Detector (SLD).  Explore the history of the world's first--and so far only--linear collider, along with its massive, purpose-built detector.

In memory of Edward Seppi, 1930-2012.

In memory of Romulo Castro, 1934-2021

In memory of Eugene B. Rickansrud and Ronald D. Jamtgaard...

In memory of William (Bill) Johnson...

In memory of Lewis Keller...

In memory of Al Ashley...

Tom Elioff, who played a leading role in building U.S. particle accelerators for nearly half a century, dies at 85...

In celebration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Wolfgang K. H. "Pief" Panofsky, SLAC's first director...

In memory of Rita Taylor (19282018)

In memory of Paul Kunz, 1942-2018...

In memory of Charles Dickens...

Supervising Engineer responsible for the original design and construction of SLAC...

In memory of John Ehrman, computer scientist...

Greatly loved, much missed and very fondly remembered...

From 1963 to the present...

Sidney Drell was an integral part of SLAC and Stanford through decades of his career...

SWAP Launches with SLAC's First Web Pages...

On June 11, 2008, what was then the Gamma-ray Large Area Space Telescope (GLAST) rode a Delta II rocket...

On July 6, 1973, a team of research pioneers extracted the first hard X-rays from SLAC's particle accelerator SPEAR...

The SLAC "Accelepede " won first prize for costume contest in the 72nd Annual Bay to Breakers in San Francisco ...

SLAC is 50 years young...