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Current Events |
TRIUMF Hosts Cosmological Collaborators |
04 October 2011 |
Last week, TRIUMF hosted a meeting of Vancouver's cosmology enthusiasts for an afternoon of collaboration. |
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Experimental Result |
BC's World-Class Medical Imaging Scanner |
04 October 2011 |
The efforts of a TRIUMF, UBC, and CFI collaboration have successfully acquired funding for an advanced SPECT-PET-CT scanner. |
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Current Events |
Global Particle Physics: Beacons of Discovery |
03 October 2011 |
Scientific leaders release a global vision for the future of particle physics illsutrating the worldwide commitment to revealing the hidden nature of space and time. |
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Current Events |
The End of an Era for Fermilab |
30 September 2011 |
To mark the closing of the Tevatron at FermiLab, TRIUMF researchers reflect on the impact the project has had on our understanding of physics. |
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Experimental Result |
A Breakthrough for Medical Isotopes? |
26 September 2011 |
A breakthrough study points to cyclotron-based medical isotopes as the solution to recent supply crises. |
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Current Events |
Industry Canada Visits TRIUMF & AAPS |
22 September 2011 |
Senior staff from Industry Canada paid TRIUMF a friendly visit on Wednesday and learned about the lab's international and industrial partnerships. |
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Current Events |
Which is Faster: Neutrinos or News? |
22 September 2011 |
The Italian OPERA experiment is reporting that neutrinos can break the cosmic speed limit, the speed of light. But science advances by skepticism, inquiry, and questioning everything—even new results. |
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Current Events |
TRIUMF Joins the Fiesta! |
16 September 2011 |
TRIUMF joined in the fiesta last Saturday at the 5th annual Barn Raising on UBC Campus. |
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Current Events |
International Investment Team Visits TRIUMF |
14 September 2011 |
Investors from China visited TRIUMF, interested in the leading accelerator technology and the production and application of medical isotopes of our lab. |
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Experimental Result |
Unravelling the Q |
30 August 2011 |
TITAN facility hosts an experiment that probes into the origins of the neutrino cross section by re-examining the Q-value. |
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