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The Fascinating, Weird World of Quantum Matter: Karen Hallberg live webcast

In her December 2 public lecture webcast, quantum condensed matter expert Karen Hallberg will explore examples of emergent phenomena and…
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People of PI: Unstoppable high school teacher Ryan Beck

Ryan Beck, regional coordinator of Perimeter’s Teacher Network in Alberta, started this school year with a double shock: “I found…
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A holiday gift guide for physicists (and those who love them)

You’ve still got time to find the perfect gift for your favourite scientist.
/Dec 11, 2020
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The glass obstacle course

Perimeter alumna Rowan Thomson explains why equity, diversity, and inclusion are part of doing great science.
/Dec 08, 2020
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Hot theory, cool hardware, big progress in quantum computing

Quantum computing is advancing fastest and best just where theory and experiment intersect. Case in point: a breakthrough collaboration between…
/Dec 07, 2020
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ICYMI: Winter is coming

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/Nov 25, 2020
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In a paper released in Nature, the innovative CHIME telescope has revealed new data about mysterious bursts of radiation.
/Nov 04, 2020
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A physicist’s adventures in virology: Catherine Beauchemin live webcast

In her November 4 public lecture webcast, physicist Catherine Beauchemin will draw on contemporary examples from COVID-19 and influenza to…
/Oct 22, 2020

COVID testing, hypercubed

Ask any public health expert: testing is key to beating COVID-19. Perimeter’s Neil Turok is working with colleagues from the…
/Oct 21, 2020
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Perimeter researchers fight COVID-19

Several researchers at Perimeter are involved in projects aimed at understanding, tracking, and combatting the spread of the pandemic-causing coronavirus.…
/Oct 19, 2020
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People of PI: The superposition of Florian Hopfmueller

Perimeter PhD student Florian Hopfmueller is making the leap from academia to industry.
/Oct 09, 2020
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/Oct 06, 2020
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Astrophysicists release largest 3D map of the universe ever created

The Sloan Digital Sky Survey has filled in 11 billion years in our picture of the universe, providing “some of…
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Full steam ahead for Perimeter’s undergraduate program

With creative thinking and last-minute hard work, Perimeter transformed its new summer undergraduate research program into a fully online experience.
/Sep 28, 2020
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The quantum physicist as causal detective: live webcast

In their live webcast, Robert Spekkens and Elie Wolfe shed light on the exciting possibilities brought about by applying quantum…
/Sep 24, 2020
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ICYMI: It’s about time (and space)

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/Sep 02, 2020
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Curiosity and collaboration are key at ISSYP

Perimeter’s annual International Summer School for Young Physicists gathered 40 students from across Canada, the US, and Brazil for virtual…
/Aug 20, 2020
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Clocks go quantum

In these uncertain times, Perimeter postdoctoral fellow Flaminia Giacomini is introducing more uncertainty about time.
/Aug 06, 2020
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