On Wednesday, February 20th, a group of ARIEL colleagues joined together for a team photo in celebration of a key achievement in our work on ARIEL: the completion of the electron beam line dog leg and proton cave shielding.
The laboratory’s inaugural peer recognition awards highlighted ingenuity, safety, and community-building.
With improving weather conditions, TRIUMF expects to return to normal operations today, February 13, 2019.
Scientists at TRIUMF, the Institut de Physique Nucléaire, and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory have for the first time accurately predicted the properties of polarized deuterium-tritium thermonuclear fusion
Verma is being recognized for his outstanding services, achievements and contributions within the fields of project management and engineering.
TRIUMF and other collaborators on the integrative neutrino detector experiment join in celebrating inaugural results.
The latest appointments add several faculty and affiliates from TRIUMF member universities to the list of Order of Canada recipients.
The Fellowship commemorates the work of late American-Canadian physicist and Nobel laureate, Dr. Richard ‘Dick’ E. Taylor.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS AND NEW YEAR! | JOYEUSES FÊTES ET BONNE ANNÉE!
Next Tuesday, December 11, 2018, TRIUMF will open its doors for a Public Open House and discussion related to the Institute for Advanced Medical Isotopes (IAMI).
