The international Tokai-to-Kamiokande experiment based in Japan announced today hints that their project is on track to unravel key mysteries about neutrinos.
This new and improved high-efficiency gamma-ray spectrometer will improve data collection and allow scientists to look further into the isotopes produced at TRIUMF.
Just over 20 partcipants came together to learn and practice techniques in Coulomb excitation with radioactive beams.
Three recipients of the TRIUMF Fellowship are set to arrive at the lab early July. They will work with the ATLAS, DRAGON, and Nuclear Medicine teams. 
TRIUMF scientist Petr Navratil works with collaborators in the USA to explain how three-nucleon forces give carbon-14 a long half-life.
