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Current Events |
Canada and Japan Strengthen Partnership |
07 December 2015 |
On Friday, December 4, the heads of Canada’s TRIUMF and Japan’s High Energy Accelerator Research Organization, KEK, signed a new partnership agreement to significantly enhance research collaborations between the two centres. |
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Headlines |
Canada and Japan usher in a new era of partnership in physics research |
16 May 2016 |
On Sunday, May 15, The Honourable Kirsty Duncan, Canada’s Minister of Science, welcomed a new era of world-class scientific partnership between Canada and Japan as she unveiled the new TRIUMF branch office located at Japan’s KEK. |
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Current Events |
Canada Commits to Medical Isotopes |
14 April 2010 |
The Government of Canada released its "Response to the Report of the Expert Review Panel on Medical-Isotope Production." TRIUMF is positioned to play a major role with cyclotrons and linear accelerators. |
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Canada Continues Firm Commitment to Science & Technology |
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Current Events |
Canada is Physics Powerhouse |
27 September 2012 |
Canada's top six fields of research include physics and astronomy, driven in part by particle & nuclear physics, according to a new report. |
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Current Events |
Canada Launches ST&I Strategy |
05 December 2014 |
Prime Minister Stephen
Harper and Minister of State (S&T) Ed Holder announced the release of an
updated federal science, technology and innovation strategy, with a clear vision for Canadian
excellence. |
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Current Events |
Canada Must Seek Innovation, Says Coalition |
13 October 2010 |
Canada's private and public sectors should move quickly to implement reforms that would strengthen the country’s innovation capacity a coalition of business leaders said today. |
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Funding Announcements |
Canada to lead ‘coldbox’ technology for High-Luminosity LHC upgrade with $10M from Government of Canada |
25 June 2018 |
Canadian researchers lead in the development of crucial technology for the world's largest and most powerful particle accelerator |
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Canada to Transform Technology for Medical Isotope Production |
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