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Astrophysicists release largest-ever 3D map of the universe

Perimeter's Will Percival played a key role in the new results

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A global ceremony for Perimeter grads

The class of 26 Perimeter Scholars International graduates gathered in their homes around the world for their online convocation, which…
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From antimatter to X-rays, here’s how physics helps keep us healthy.
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ICYMI: It’s about time (and space)

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Curiosity and collaboration are key at ISSYP

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Clocks go quantum

In these uncertain times, Perimeter postdoctoral fellow Flaminia Giacomini is introducing more uncertainty about time.
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Physicists around the world continue to share their research and build scientific communities at virtual conferences. But what’s lost and…
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Teaching physics in the time of COVID-19

As high school classrooms around the world go virtual, Perimeter’s outreach team is adapting its classroom resources and conducting free…
/Jun 22, 2020
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Periodic repeating fast radio burst discovered

A team of Canadian researchers has announced the first detection of a fast radio burst that repeats with predictable frequency.
/Jun 17, 2020
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ICYMI: Physically distant physics

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/Jun 04, 2020
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Quantum gravity: the weirdest of both worlds

Quantum gravity is likely to be stranger than either quantum theory or gravitational theory alone, says Perimeter Faculty member Lucien…
/May 05, 2020
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Are you at home, doing your part to slow the spread of Coronavirus COVID-19? If so, awesome. Thank you! Are…
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Katie “AstroKatie” Mack answered questions from online viewers during a special re-imagined incarnation of the Perimeter Institute Public Lecture Series.
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Unprecedented glimpse inside quasar unveils black hole at its heart

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Navigating chaos: how two young researchers are charting the unknown

The discovery of a set of peculiar quantum field theories opened up a bounty of unsolved problems. Two Perimeter researchers…
/Mar 24, 2020
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High school students explore science futures

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