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Current Events |
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23 May 2013 |
The careful disassembly of the tower crane represents the completion of a year's worth of work, from the site excavation to the establishment of ARIEL's concrete structure. The end of construction is near! |
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Current Events |
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23 May 2013 |
On Europe Day – a widely celebrated day in Europe- key speakers were invited to a symposium held at UBC campus to discuss Canadian and European cultural and economic ties through the lens of science and history. |
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Student Stories |
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21 May 2013 |
Four of Canada's top undergraduate students received this year's TRIUMF Undergraduate Summer Research Awards to honour their dedication and potential in physics and engineering research. |
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Current Events |
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14 May 2013 |
The international editorial board of Nuclear Physics News met at TRIUMF for their biannual editorial board meeting to map out topics for future issues, tour TRIUMF and better understand its rare-isotope beam programs. |
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Current Events |
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10 May 2013 |
At its recent meeting, TRIUMF's Board of Management approved McGill University as an associate member of the consortium of universities that owns and operates Canada's national laboratory for particle and nuclear physics. |
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Experimental Result |
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09 May 2013 |
CERN's ISOLDE collaboration recently announced progress with analyzing the shapes of heavy, rare isotopes. TRIUMF's RadonEDM experiment will follow on the heels and is poised for dramatic progress with its Ion-Guide Laser Ion Source. |
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Awards & Honours |
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07 May 2013 |
Congratulations to Eric Price and Hua Yang on their success! Their originality and competitiveness manifest as they receive top prizes for the Nuclear Medicine sector of TRIUMF. |
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Current Events |
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07 May 2013 |
Rare-isotope beam physics is a rapidly growing field around the world. Senior management from France's GANIL laboratory visited TRIUMF last month to discuss enhanced collaboration and partnership opportunites. |
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From the Director |
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03 May 2013 |
At a recent meeting of its Board of Directors, AAPS, Inc. appointed Jim Hanlon as its new CEO and President. Jim will continue as TRIUMF's Head of the Business and Administration Division. |
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Awards & Honours |
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02 May 2013 |
TRIUMF's Jens Dilling was honoured today with receipt of the prestigious 2013 CAP-TRIUMF Vogt Medal for Contributions to Subatomic Physics. Congratulations! |
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