Dr. Ewart Blackmore, senior researcher at TRIUMF, speaks to reporters on the recent issue of malfunctioning electronic devices in automobiles and whether there is any link to cosmic ray radiation.
The Association of Korean-Canadian Scientists and Engineers held its first annual research competition at UBC last Friday. Researcher Dr. Ewart Blackmore was invited as an expert judge.
Students from SFU's Spatial Presentation: Installation Art class visit TRIUMF this week in the latest Artist in Residence initiative, capturing inspiration from the top of the world's largest cyclotron!
TRIUMF was honoured by the visit of the Ambassador of Italy, His Excellency Andrea Meloni and the Consul General of Italy in Vancouver, Mr. Francesco de Conno.
The G-Zero team is publishing conclusions about the role of strange quarks inside of protons and neutrons. The collaboration includes scientists from TRIUMF, UNBC, and the University of Manitoba.
TRIUMF's director Nigel S. Lockyer writes to the community about how he envisions the implementation of the Five-Year Plan 2010-2015 with the core operating funds secured through this week's Federal Budget announcement.
The Government of Canada announced its renewed support for TRIUMF as part of knowledge economy, committing $222 million over the next 5 years as part of TRIUMF's Five-Year Plan 2010-2015.
Dr. Ewart Blackmore, senior researcher at TRIUMF, speaks to reporters on the recent issue of malfunctioning electronic devices in automobiles and whether there is any link to cosmic ray radiation. 
The Association of Korean-Canadian Scientists and Engineers held its first annual research competition at UBC last Friday. Researcher Dr. Ewart Blackmore was invited as an expert judge.
Toshimitsu Yamazaki was awarded with the Bunka Korosha Award, a great Japanese honour, for his service in the advancement of physics.
Students from SFU's Spatial Presentation: Installation Art class visit TRIUMF this week in the latest Artist in Residence initiative, capturing inspiration from the top of the world's largest cyclotron!
TRIUMF was honoured by the visit of the Ambassador of Italy, His Excellency Andrea Meloni and the Consul General of Italy in Vancouver, Mr. Francesco de Conno.
The G-Zero team is publishing conclusions about the role of strange quarks inside of protons and neutrons. The collaboration includes scientists from TRIUMF, UNBC, and the University of Manitoba.
The Government of Canada announced its renewed support for TRIUMF as part of knowledge economy, committing $222 million over the next 5 years as part of TRIUMF's Five-Year Plan 2010-2015.
Tao Kong, Ph.D. candidate at UBC, was awarded the Dr. Carl W. Wescott Memorial Fellowship for 2009/2010 for his research at TRIUMF.
Just a few steps from the TRIUMF laboratory, over at the UBC Thunderbird Arena, Ewart Blackmore was a Field of Play supervisor for the Olympics.