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Neutrino Hunter Facilitates Brain Circulation

08 May 2015

With his unique joint appointment between TRIUMF and the Kavli IPMU at the University of Tokyo, Mark facilitates the circulation of talented researchers between Japan and TRIUMF as he lends his technical expertise to R&D for Hyper-K.

Tokyo Gathering Reaffirms Case for the ILC

29 April 2015

More than 300 members of the high-energy physics community, government officials, ambassadors, and press gathered in Tokyo at the ILC Symposium where the Linear Collider Collaboration issued a statement confirming the scientific justification for the International Linear Collider.

From High School Fellow to PhD Student

28 April 2015

In just five years, Anffany Chen went from being a TRIUMF high school fellow to a UBC PhD candidate studying condensed matter theory. Her rapid journey from science enthusiast to emerging physics scholar is an inspiration to students everywhere.

The Cyclotron Wakes Up!

28 April 2015

Spring is in the air. Daffodils are blooming, birds are singing and the world’s largest cyclotron is once again preparing to accelerate beams of protons to incredible speeds, breaking new ground in the study of rare isotopes. 

Dr. Jayas Appointed as Board Vice-Chair

27 April 2015

TRIUMF's Board of Management recently appointed Dr. Digvir S. Jayas, Vice-President (Research and International) and Distinguished Professor from the University of Manitoba, to serve as Vice-Chair of the Board.

Baartman scores touchdown in magnet design

23 April 2015

Rick Baartman has changed the shapes of magnets used to focus particle beams.

Budget 2015 Renews Support for TRIUMF

21 April 2015

The Government of Canada's Economic Action Plan 2015 commits to providing an additional $45 million in operating funds to TRIUMF over the next five years. TRIUMF applauds the Government’s continued investment in science, technology and innovation.

Artist in Residence Exhibit at Science World

14 April 2015

A Visual Arts studio course taught by Ingrid Koenig at Emily Carr University was part of TRIUMF’s Artist in Residence program in Fall 2014. A gallery exhibit with response studies is now on show at Science World.

Fleming Spies a New Bond

08 April 2015

Don Fleming and coworkers apply muon science to reveal new type of chemical bond.

Minister of Natural Resources Visits Lab

07 April 2015

On March 30, TRIUMF welcomed the Honourable Greg Rickford, Minister of Natural Resources to receive updates on our research, particularly ongoing work in the cyclotron-based production of medical isotopes. 

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