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ARIEL teams complete first layer of Target Pit shielding

28 October 2020

In a significant step forward for work on TRIUMF’s Advanced Rare Isotope Laboratory (ARIEL), the first level (L1) of the ARIEL Target Pit Shielding project has been completed. 

Canadian MVM collaboration receives go-ahead to begin ventilator production

30 September 2020

TRIUMF is pleased to share news that Health Canada has authorized the Canadian Mechanical Ventilator Milano (MVM) design under an Interim Order.

Director search update - Stakeholder Feedback Survey now open

22 September 2020

TRIUMF is seeking feedback on the Search for the next Director.

Jens Dilling awarded Rutherford Medal in Physics

15 September 2020

Jens Dilling, Associate Lab Director of TRIUMF’s Physical Sciences Division, has been awarded the Royal Society of Canada’s Rutherford Memorial Medal in Physics.  

September 9 - Update from the Director Search Committee

11 September 2020

An update from the Search Committee for the next Director of TRIUMF 

CBC segment highlights TRIUMF's role in ventilator project

31 August 2020

TRIUMF's work towards a low-cost, made-in-Canada ventilator for COVID-19 patients was the focus of a CBC segment that aired on Friday, August 28.

A message from the Chair of the TRIUMF Board of Management: Director of TRIUMF – Search Committee Update

24 August 2020

A note from the Chair of TRIUMF’s Board of Management about the initial process steps for the Director of TRIUMF search.

TRIUMF Director Dr. Jonathan Bagger to become new CEO of APS

13 August 2020

TRIUMF today announced that Dr. Jonathan Bagger will be stepping down from his role as Director to serve as CEO for the American Physical Society (APS), effective January 1, 2021.

Dalhousie University taps TRIUMF’s Kenji Kojima for ‘Top Co-op' Award

24 July 2020

TRIUMF research scientist Dr. Kenji Kojima has been awarded the Dalhousie University ‘Top Co-op Award’

Dr. Kyle Leach recognized with DOE Early Career Research Award

23 June 2020

Past TRIUMF post-doctoral researcher and current TRIUMF user Dr. Kyle Leach has been awarded the United States Department of Energy’s (US DOE) prestigious Early Career Research Award for his work developing superconducting quantum sensors for hunting sterile neutrinos.

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