TRIUMF researcher Ritesh Kshetri attended the International Symposium on Nuclear Physics in India where he was awarded the C.V.K. Baba Prize from the Indian Physics Association.
TRIUMF scientist, Dr. Chris Oram spent 325 days last year cycling with his wife from Bangkok, Thailand to Paris, France, crossing 22 countries through Asia and Europe.
Last week, members of the PSE Caucus toured TRIUMF to learn more about the lab and the research and training opportunities it provides Canadian graduate and undergraduate students.
The TRIUMF community gathered together on December 14 to celebrate three major milestones: 40 years of success, 35 years of the Cyclotron, and 10 years of rare-isotope beams.
After 45 years of teaching first year Physics at the UBC, Dr. Erich Vogt delivered his final lecture to his last class of Physics 107 students. Many of his colleagues and past students were also in attendance.
On December 11, 2009 Glen Stinson of Edmonton died peacefully at the age of 69 years. He was instrumental in the early years of TRIUMF and will be missed.
Past employees and associates of TRIUMF gathered this past Sunday for the inauguration of the TRIUMF Alumni and Retirees Association. People trekked through falling snow to recollect --- and reflect.
Experimenters at TRIUMF made progress towards measuring ground state moments of lithium-11 and in the process tested a new technique to probe magnetic properties in a zero magnetic field.
Canadian scientists who helped design, build, and commission the LHC and ATLAS detector are celebrating record-breaking reactions, made possible by the LHC achieving energies never before reached by man.
TRIUMF researcher Ritesh Kshetri attended the International Symposium on Nuclear Physics in India where he was awarded the C.V.K. Baba Prize from the Indian Physics Association.
TRIUMF scientist, Dr. Chris Oram spent 325 days last year cycling with his wife from Bangkok, Thailand to Paris, France, crossing 22 countries through Asia and Europe.
Last week, members of the PSE Caucus toured TRIUMF to learn more about the lab and the research and training opportunities it provides Canadian graduate and undergraduate students.
The TRIUMF community gathered together on December 14 to celebrate three major milestones: 40 years of success, 35 years of the Cyclotron, and 10 years of rare-isotope beams.
After 45 years of teaching first year Physics at the UBC, Dr. Erich Vogt delivered his final lecture to his last class of Physics 107 students. Many of his colleagues and past students were also in attendance.
On December 11, 2009 Glen Stinson of Edmonton died peacefully at the age of 69 years. He was instrumental in the early years of TRIUMF and will be missed.
Past employees and associates of TRIUMF gathered this past Sunday for the inauguration of the TRIUMF Alumni and Retirees Association. People trekked through falling snow to recollect --- and reflect.
Experimenters at TRIUMF made progress towards measuring ground state moments of lithium-11 and in the process tested a new technique to probe magnetic properties in a zero magnetic field.
Canadian scientists who helped design, build, and commission the LHC and ATLAS detector are celebrating record-breaking reactions, made possible by the LHC achieving energies never before reached by man.