The Institute for Cosmic Ray Research signs an MOU with KEK on the Hyper-Kamiokande proto-collaboration. Over 100 Hyper-K researchers from 13 countries attended the signing ceremony.
For their outstanding teamwork in realizing a solution for safe and reliable medical isotope production for hospitals in Canada, the CycloMed99 team will be receiving a prestigious national award in Ottawa today.
The LHC has been offline; but it's not all relaxing on a beach and sipping mai tais for the world's most powerful particle accelerator and the thousands of physicists, engineers and students that operate it.
Gravity – the
most basic of all forces - is
still surrounded by a great deal of mystery. A recent workshop hosted at SFU aimed to discover new ways of testing theories and ideas.
With 500 SRF cavities needed for their new accelerator complex (RISP), researchers from Korea brought the first of two prototype SRF cavities to TRIUMF for testing.
On January 13, 2015, TRIUMF played host to the Honourable Mike Lake, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Industry, and Member of Parliament from Edmonton.
A Canadian team demonstrates the workability of decentralized, non-reactor based
production of Tc-99m that eliminates the threat of an isotope shortage, while providing a safe and secure supply chain for Canadian
patients.
Whether in the form of a researcher’s handwritten scribbles or
through a photographer’s creativity, photographers brought a fresh look to research
at work at TRIUMF 3rd Photowalk.
