Science Updates

An international collaboration of scientists succeeded in the measurement of the bound-state beta decay of fully-ionised thallium (thallium-205 81+) ions at the…

On November 4, TRIUMF joined French research organization CNRS to sign a partnership agreement to create the NPAT (‘Nuclear Physics, Nuclear Astrophysics…

We are thrilled to share that TRIUMF has been selected for the Excellence in Industry Innovation Award as part of…

On September 24, the NA62 collaboration working at CERN announced the ‘unequivocal confirmation’ of a rare and significant interaction: the rare decay of a…

TRIUMF is pleased to announce that Dr. Rituparna Kanungo has been selected as the laboratory’s next Director of the Physical…

Recently, CBC News Vancouver reporter, Darius Mahdavi visited TRIUMF to get the scoop about TRIUMF and the world's largest cyclotron.…

The American Physical Society (APS) has selected Barry Davids, TRIUMF Research Scientist and Deputy Department Head, Nuclear Physics, as an Outstanding Referee for 2024. …

This year’s CAP-TRIUMF Vogt Medal has been awarded to Professor Doug Bryman. Professor Bryman holds the J. B. Warren Chair…

In the fascinating realm of nuclear physics, two sister facilities, DRAGON (ISAC-I) and EMMA (ISAC-II), have been making strides in advancing our understanding of…

TRIUMF researchers with the ALPHA-g team, an international collaboration based at CERN, were involved in an experiment that CBC Radio's…

(image: Lars Martin, TRIUMF Support Physicist, making adjustments within the ALPHA-g detector) In the world’s first observation of the effect…