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TRIUMF projects shine among CFI Innovation Fund recipients

12 October 2017

The Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) has announced a multi-million dollar investment package in support of science initiatives across the country, including 7 projects involving TRIUMF and its member universities 

Isotopes, phytoplankton, and the smell of fried eggs and bacon

28 September 2017

Looking back on his graduate studies, IsoSim student Jingxuan Li recounts polar bears, icebergs, and the smell of fresh bacon

Dr. Rob Kiefl is awarded 2017 Yamazaki Prize

11 September 2017

Dr. Rob Kiefl has been awarded the 2017 Yamazaki Prize by the International Society for mSR Spectroscopy (ISMS).

TRIUMF science and accelerator programs galvanized with $3.2M from NSERC

08 September 2017

NSERC awards TRIUMF $3.2M as part of the 2017 Discovery Grants program

New results surface from world's most sensitive argon dark matter experiment

31 August 2017

A new paper published by the DEAP-3600 group describes preliminary results from the dark matter experiment

International collaboration presents hint of CP violation by neutrinos

04 August 2017

The international T2K Collaboration has strengthened its previous hint that the symmetry between matter and antimatter may be violated for neutrino oscillation. 

Canadian-led investigation akin to antimatter forensics

03 August 2017

The ALPHA Collaboration has reported the first detailed observation of spectral lines from an antimatter atom, opening a new chapter in antimatter research.

Italian President Sergio Mattarella visits TRIUMF

10 July 2017

H.E. Sergio Matterella, President of Italy, and a delegation visited TRIUMF during a rare trip to Canada. 

TRIUMF joins forces with Saint Mary's University to characterize the nuclear force

30 June 2017

 A research paper published in Physical Review Letters is offering new insight into unraveling the mysteries of the strong nuclear force

Novel radiochemistry technique opens door to new PET imaging agents

20 June 2017

A team of researchers led by SFU scientists Matthew Nodwell, Robert Britton and TRIUMF scientists Hua Yang and Paul Schaffer has demonstrated a new method for producing radiotracers.

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