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Awards & Honours UBC's Doug Bryman Shares Panofsky Prize 03 May 2011 Together with two other senior researchers from the U.S., UBC's Doug Bryman was awarded the 2011 W.K.H. Panofsky Prize in experimental particle physics for finding a needle in a haystack.
Awards & Honours Prof. Bruce Gaulin Wins Brockhouse Medal 21 April 2011 Working with exotic ground states, Bruce has been recognized for his contributions in relation to new materials with magnetic properties.
Current Events Good Chemistry -- SFU Dept Visits TRIUMF 20 April 2011 At the end of March, visitors from the SFU chemistry department toured TRIUMF's main cyclotron and target hall to see how and where the isotopes they use for research are developed and produced.
Current Events Say Hello to TRIUMF's New CFO 20 April 2011 Henry Chen officially became TRIUMF's new Chief Financial Officer on April 1, 2011; he brings enthusiasm, excellence, and energy to the job.
From the Director University of Winnipeg Joins TRIUMF 18 April 2011 TRIUMF welcomes the University of Winnipeg as a new associate member of the university consortium that owns and operates the laboratory.
Current Events ARPICO is 'On the Neutron Trail' 15 April 2011 The Society of Italian Researchers and Professionals in Western Canada held their inaugural event featuring Olivia Fermi, beginning their mission to build connections across Canada and with Italy.
Awards & Honours 1st CAP-TRIUMF Medal Goes to David Sinclair 14 April 2011 Carleton University physics professor and TRIUMF senior scientist David Sinclair will receive the inaugural CAP-TRIUMF Vogt Medal for Contributions to Subatomic Physics.
Awards & Honours Tom Ruth Wins the Michael J. Welch Award 11 April 2011 On March 31st, Dr. Thomas J. Ruth. was recognized of his contribution to the field of radiopharmaceutical sciences.
Current Events TRIUMF Measures Local Radioactivity, No Health Risks Found 08 April 2011 A TRIUMF team made precision measurements of low-level radioactivity concentrations in local  milk, rainwater, and bottled water.  Results confirmed that there are no health risks.
Current Events One Step Closer to Electron Acceleration 07 April 2011 To accelerate electrons through the e-linac, an electron "gun" is used to generate and initially steer the electrons. The TRIUMF team has achieved success at 100 keV and 10 mA, a key milestone on the way to ARIEL.

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