Dr. Achim Schwenk was recently awarded one of this year's 100 NSERC Discovery Accelerator Supplements (DAS) - he received the only DAS granted in the field of particle and nuclear physics in all of Canada.
CFI today announced new awards to support science, technology, and innovation in Canada. A number of the successful proposals involve contributions from and to TRIUMF, Canada's national laboratory for particle and nuclear physics.
The parking lot at TRIUMF was unusally full for a Saturday as visitors and supporters of the neighbouring UBC Farm came out for a book signing and presentation by award-winning author Michael Pollan.
Vancouver editor Melva McLean has been honoured by the Editors' Association of Canada/ Association canadienne des réviseurs for her pivotal role in producing an 850-page report for TRIUMF.
The five promising Canadian students who received TRIUMF's 2009 Summer Research Awards have arrived at the laboratory for a unique and exciting research experience.
Anna's prize-winning poster, "Medium Field Q-slope Studies in Superconducting Cavities" showcased new results on the surface properties and behaviour of SRF cavities.
Dr. Achim Schwenk was recently awarded one of this year's 100 NSERC Discovery Accelerator Supplements (DAS) - he received the only DAS granted in the field of particle and nuclear physics in all of Canada.
The parking lot at TRIUMF was unusally full for a Saturday as visitors and supporters of the neighbouring UBC Farm came out for a book signing and presentation by award-winning author Michael Pollan.
Vancouver editor Melva McLean has been honoured by the Editors' Association of Canada/ Association canadienne des réviseurs for her pivotal role in producing an 850-page report for TRIUMF.
The five promising Canadian students who received TRIUMF's 2009 Summer Research Awards have arrived at the laboratory for a unique and exciting research experience.
Anna's prize-winning poster, "Medium Field Q-slope Studies in Superconducting Cavities" showcased new results on the surface properties and behaviour of SRF cavities.
The proposed UCN source at TRIUMF, which recently received funding approval from JSPS, would provide the highest density of UCN in the world
After a year of construction, parking problems and excited anticipation, TRIUMF has taken possession of the new ISAC-II building.
TRIUMF is building on its successful undergraduate and graduate student programs by launching TOP, the TRIUMF Outreach Project.
The TRIUMF Resonant Ionization Laser Ion Source (TRILIS) is targeted to be operational in the ISAC radioactive beam facility by the fall of 2004.