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Black hole in our backyard

Scientists unveil Milky Way’s powerful core

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A new take on holography

Is the universe a hologram? Celestial holography researchers, like Perimeter’s Ana-Maria Raclariu, are exploring the idea as a new way…
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Perimeter’s Outreach resources have helped changed the way physics is taught.
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Measurably advancing quantum-classical computer hybrids

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Watch the complete conversation on “the end of everything” with Katie Mack

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DIY Summer Science Camp

Summer’s here! And what better way to spend those long hot days than diving straight into the universe? If you’re…
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Making waves

Gravitational wave researchers gathered at Perimeter’s first in-person scientific workshop since the pandemic began.
/May 24, 2022
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A tribute to Dr. Chiamaka Okoli

Nicole Yunger Halpern elaborates on a tribute to her former Perimeter Scholars International classmate woven within her new book.
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ICYMI: A new season of discovery

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/Apr 12, 2022
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Magic matter

‘Magic’ has a technical meaning in quantum theory, and Perimeter’s Timothy Hsieh and collaborators have found a huge source of…
/Apr 11, 2022
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Conversations at the Perimeter launching via podcast channels and YouTube

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/Apr 07, 2022
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A fresh and frosty frame of reference

The Perimeter Scholars International Winter School makes a comeback with physics and winter fun.
/Mar 24, 2022
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Women share joys and challenges of a STEM career

“Inspiring Future Women in Science” webinar featuring successful women in science and technology draws participants from around the world
/Mar 22, 2022
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The pioneering women of stellar astronomy

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/Feb 08, 2022
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The world is non-local all the way down

Recent insights into the quantum realm open a door to new technological advances.
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What is it like to be a woman in physics?

Perimeter students, researchers, and staff share their experiences in celebration of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science.
/Feb 07, 2022
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On the shoulders of Bell

Elie Wolfe’s hidden variables research is deeply counterintuitive – and may shed light on what quantum theory tells us about…
/Feb 02, 2022
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“Most detailed map of the universe ever” being charted by DESI

The Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI), an international collaboration including Perimeter researchers, has broken all previous records of galaxy mapping…
/Jan 19, 2022
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Alumni of PI: Quantum steampunker Nicole Yunger Halpern

An alum from the Perimeter Scholars International Class of 2013, Nicole Yunger Halpern is a young leader in the quest…
/Jan 18, 2022
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Winner of Kitchen Wars contest aims to inspire a love of science

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