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Headlines |
2012 TRIUMF Fellowship Recipients Selected |
16 May 2012 |
TRIUMF recently named the three graduating high school students that have been awarded the 2012 TRIUMF High School Fellowship. |
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Experimental Result |
HALO is operational at SNOLAB |
09 May 2012 |
HALO, a neutrino detector located in SNOLAB, is now up and running. TRIUMF researcher, Stan Yen, played a significant role in the design and construction of the detector. |
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Headlines |
AAPS Achieves Project Milestone |
08 May 2012 |
AAPS, Inc. has achieved milestone in the muon-geotomography project with the successful design & construction of the first full-scale prototype detector. |
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Awards & Honours |
Dr. Myers Awarded CAP-TRIUMF Vogt Medal |
27 April 2012 |
Robert Myers has been awarded the CAP-TRIUMF Vogt Medal for Contributions to Subatomic Physics for his work on string theory. |
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Funding Announcements |
TRIUMF Supported by Public & Private Funds |
26 April 2012 |
TRIUMF's activities are supported by federal and provincial funds as well as a handful of private-sector contributions. |
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Current Events |
TRIUMF Recruiting Passionate Speakers |
20 April 2012 |
TRIUMF is looking for scientists passionate about their work and interested in public speaking |
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Workshops & Conferences |
High School Students Attend Masterclass |
19 April 2012 |
High school students from the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island attended the Particle Physics Masterclass at UBC and UVic. |
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From the Director |
Adieu to Jean-Michel Poutissou |
12 April 2012 |
Jean-Michel Poutissou, and his wife Renee, fully retired from TRIUMF at the beginning of April. Over the years, they have contributed to nearly every success of the lab. |
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Current Events |
Makoto Fujiwara Wins John Dawson Award |
04 April 2012 |
TRIUMF scientist, Makoto Fujiwara, has won the 2011 John Dawson Award for his work on the ALPHA project at CERN. |
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Current Events |
Science World Hosts Emily Carr/TRIUMF Art |
04 April 2012 |
Starting this weekend, a collection of art created by Emily Carr University students through TRIUMF's Artists in Residence program will be displayed at Science World. |
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