That's the challenge for Jefferson Lab's Institutional Plan. So some experiments yield even better research data, since higher energy means sharper views into nuclei. And some experiments take less time, making way sooner for others. The accelerator also exceeds 1999 goals for serving more than one experimental hall. A particularly demanding requirement is beam polarization - orienting the spin of the beam's electrons in one sharply defined direction.
Polarization helps reveal key aspects of nuclear structure.
With unmatched precision and power, the spectrometers and detectors are generating remarkable new data.