Symmetry, Volume 6, Issue 5, October 2009: Crashing the size barrier

DOE Office of Science AMERICAN RECOVERY & REINVESTMENT ACT NEWSLETTER, Issue 1, July 2009: SLAC Toward Table-top Accelerator (p.10) (PDF)

Quantum Diaries, April 16 2009: Future Accelerators: Surfin' the Plasma Wave

USC Viterbi School of Engineering, March 27, 2009: Electrophysics Group Receives New Funding to Build Plasma Acceleration Facility at Stanford

SLAC Today March 27 2009: From the (SLAC) Director: What a Difference in a Year!

SLAC Today March 24 2009: SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory to Receive $68.3 Million in Recovery Act Funding

New Scientist, January 5, 2009: Desktop atom smashers could replace LHC

APS-DPP 07 Virtual Press room: Electrons surf plasma waves to record-high energies

UCLA Engineer, spring 2007, p.15

CERN Courier 47, 3: SLAC demonstrates plasma "afterburner"

SLAC Today, April 12 2005: Looking back on the FFTB

Physics World, November 2005: Particle accelerators light up (pdf)

SLAC Interaction Point, April 2, 2004 Director's Corner

International Science News: Bending A Beam Of Particles Just Like A Beam Of Light

AIP Physics News Graphics: Lighter than Air Plasma Bends Intense Electron Beam

News and Views, Accelerator physics: In the wake of success, Nature 424, 258-259 (17 Jul 2003)(pdf)

Neue Zürcher Zeitung (NZZ), October 9, 2003: Auf kurzen Strecken zu höschsten Energien Beschleunigung von Teilchen mit oszillierenden Plasmen(pdf only)

CERN Courrier, July-August 2001: Plasma-gas refraction improves on crystals

Physics News Graphics May 26, 2001: Lighter than Air Plasma Bends Intense Electron Beam

AIP Physics News Update 540, May 23 2001: A Lighter-Than-Air Plasma Can Deflect an Intense Electron Beam

Physics Today 540, December 2000 53, in Physics Update, a plasma lens for GeV electrons and positrons has been demonstrated

OE Reports 165 - September 1997: World's shortest burst of microwave radiation detected in California