Current Events |
Exploring TRIUMF science through YouTube |
24 April 2020 |
Swing through the ISAC I experimental hall, stop in on a DRAGON, or explore the Meson Hall - all through the lens of our 360° camera! |
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Headlines |
In Memoriam: Gerardo Dutto |
22 April 2020 |
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Research Highlights |
New T2K results establish significant boundaries on neutrino oscillation |
15 April 2020 |
With results published today in the prestigious journal Nature, T2K researchers have have made an important first step in the comparison of neutrino and antineutrino oscillation. |
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Current Events |
TRIUMF to welcome Waterloo as newest member University |
26 March 2020 |
Waterloo becomes TRIUMF’s 21st member university. |
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TRIUMF joins Engineers and Geoscientists of BC in celebrating history of excellence in engineering |
06 March 2020 |
As we join Engineers and Geoscientists BC in marking their 100-year anniversary, we’re taking a closer look at the many ways engineers have contributed to TRIUMF. |
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TRIUMF community celebrates recipients of second annual Above & Beyond Awards |
28 February 2020 |
The laboratory’s annual peer recognition awards celebrated new community members, behind-the-scenes contributors, and teamwork. |
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Research Highlights |
ALPHA collaboration provides first glimpse of Lamb shift in antihydrogen |
20 February 2020 |
In a new paper published in Nature, the ALPHA collaboration describes the first-ever documentation in antihydrogen of the Lamb shift. |
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Current Events |
TRIUMF community razzle-dazzles at 1920s-themed Mid-Winter Celebration |
05 February 2020 |
On Friday, January 31st, the TRIUMF community came together in celebration for the 2020 Mid-Winter Celebration at the River Rock Show Theatre in Richmond. |
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Research Highlights |
Researchers find way to show how the tiniest particles in our universe saved us from complete annihilation |
30 January 2020 |
Recently discovered ripples of spacetime called gravitational waves could contain evidence to prove the theory that life survived the Big Bang because of a phase transition that allowed neutrino particles to reshuffle matter and anti-matter. |
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Research Highlights |
University of Guelph researchers leverage TRIUMF’s unique facilities to probe safe nuclear waste storage solutions |
20 December 2019 |
Researchers from the University of Guelph and Atomic Energy of France recently published a study in Nature Scientific Reports that investigates how the chemistry of atoms can be affected by confinement within nanostructures – an investigation with potential implications for long-term safe storage of nuclear waste, novel ways of generating and storing hydrogen as a clean energy source, and new technologies for capturing and reusing greenhouse gases. |
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