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Workshops & Conferences |
Exploring Science Through Labyrhythyms |
18 September 2015 |
During a recent seminar, David Harris dove into the motivation behind his ‘art meets science’ research program at TRIUMF and sampled his sound art creations. |
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Student Stories |
TRIUMF’s First Ever Erich Vogt Fellow |
20 August 2015 |
Jonathan Zhang was awarded the Erich Vogt First Year Student Research Experience fellowship, which gives outstanding first year students hands-on experience on a summer research project here at TRIUMF. |
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Experimental Result |
Setting the trap for Ultra-Cold Neutrons |
19 August 2015 |
The team behind TRIUMF’s Ultra-Cold Neutron project reflects on their progress during this recent shutdown period and assesses their final steps towards realizing a first production of ultra-cold neutrons by early 2017. |
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Experimental Result |
PIENU Experiment Seeks A Winning Hand |
07 August 2015 |
PIENU's latest results have stunned collaborators, providing double the precision of the previous best measurement and limiting speculation on new physics that would require energies far over that accessible by the world's most powerful accelerator. |
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Experimental Result |
Antineutrino Appearance from T2K |
24 July 2015 |
T2K observes three candidate electron antineutrino events in the muon antineutrino beam at SK. TRIUMF's Mark Scott and University of Victoria's Jordan Myslik describe how the collaboration’s latest results are beginning to hint at an answer for understanding asymmetry in the Universe. |
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Awards & Honours |
Accelerators Attract Marie-Curie Fellow |
22 July 2015 |
Marie-Curie International Outgoing fellow Tobi Junginger knew he needed to see the bigger picture to grasp the small details. The German native will call Vancouver home for two years while he conducts research on accelerators with the RF/SRF group. |
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Student Stories |
Imaging Triple Negative Breast Cancer |
13 July 2015 |
How does a physician image a cancer that does not respond to common techniques? This is the question that Thompson Rivers University co-op student Carlee Poleschuk hopes to answer during her 8-month work term at TRIUMF. |
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Workshops & Conferences |
IsoSiM pushes for professional development |
19 June 2015 |
The Isotopes for Science and Medicine (IsoSiM) program will continue to further their goal of training multidisciplinary scientists through their first ever summer school, hosted at TRIUMF from June 22 to June 30. |
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Experimental Result |
IRIS Observes Long-Sought Li-11 Resonance |
09 June 2015 |
Exploiting the world-leading intensity of ISAC’s Lithium-11 beams, the IRIS experiment observes soft dipole resonance and publishes first results in Physical Review Letters. |
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University Stories |
Visitor enhances international collaborations |
08 June 2015 |
Physicist Elizabeth Padilla-Rodal hopes to strengthen the collaborative environment in low energy nuclear physics research between TRIUMF and her home institution in Mexico. |
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