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Quantum Foundations, Public Lectures

What quantum physics can learn from Egyptian hieroglyphs

Is a category mistake at the root of our troubles with quantum theory? Perimeter Faculty member Robert Spekkens explores the…
Cosmology, Fun Stuff

Listen to these scintillating sounds from the universe

The music of the cosmos can be eerie, jarring, and surprisingly beautiful.
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Innovation150 Expo transforms school into science centre for a day

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About time: metronomes at Perimeter

Cosmology, Strong Gravity

The universe from a hologram?

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Astrophysics

A pulsar seen like never before

A pulsar’s magnetosphere has been viewed in unprecedented detail, thanks to the tail of ionized gas from its companion star.
/Jun 06, 2018
Cosmology, Young Minds

Remembering our friend, Stephen Hawking

Stephen Hawking was a global science superstar. For physicists at Perimeter Institute, he was also a colleague, mentor, and friend.
/Jun 01, 2018
Young Minds, Fun Stuff

PI kids are asking: How are rainbows made?

Why do we have rainbows and not rainsquares? And what does it look like once you’re inside a rainbow? Let’s…
/Jun 01, 2018
Quantum Fields and Strings, Mathematical Physics

Taming the Langlands program

Perimeter researchers are pulling from physics and mathematics to connect two ways of understanding nature, writes Dan Falk.
/Jun 01, 2018
Astrophysics, Strong Gravity

The music of neutron stars

Research reveals a new class of neutron star oscillation frequencies not predicted by general relativity.
/May 31, 2018
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10 common misconceptions in physics

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Thank You, Star Trek

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The Physics of the Olympics

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The Ultimate Science Playlist

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Quantum Information, Young Minds

#FailFast comes to quantum science

By getting out early and grappling with the challenges that entails, quantum entrepreneurs are bridging the divide between theory and…
/May 15, 2018
Outreach

How to build a better future

One question dominated the Waterloo Global Science Initiative’s 2018 summit: how do we steer the world towards sustainable development?
/May 10, 2018
Outreach, Training

Can open-source software be a model for science?

Researchers are seeing cracks in the structure of science. The solution, they suggest, could be to create a new, open-plan…
/May 08, 2018
Particle Physics

Clocking the “universe’s softest songs”

A new article in Quanta explores how physicists are using ultra-sensitive atomic clocks to seek hidden phenomena in physics, including…
/Apr 17, 2018
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#MyFavouriteEquation — Scientists share their fave formulae

There’s beauty on the blackboard.
/Apr 12, 2018
Outreach, Young Minds

Forces of nature: great women who changed science

Recognize women who changed science with this free collection of print-at-home posters.
Quantum Information, Public Lectures, Outreach

Artificial Intelligence and the Complexity Frontier: Roger Melko Public Lecture

Wednesday May 2, 2018 at 7 PM ET The live webcast will appear on this page   Can computers think?…
/Apr 09, 2018
Strong Gravity, People of PI

People of PI: Will East, guided by gravity

How one of the biggest discoveries in recent science brought a rising young researcher to a new frontier of his…
/Mar 20, 2018
Outreach, Young Minds

Want variety, opportunity, and a challenge? Choose STEM

“Inspiring Future Women in Science” event delivers bold dreams and reality-checks for science-loving teens: the world is full of possibilities,…
/Mar 08, 2018
Quantum Gravity, Mathematical Physics, People of PI

People of PI: Ghanaian trailblazer Prince Osei

After obtaining the first PhD in mathematics ever granted by the University of Ghana, Prince Osei is tackling complex problems…
/Mar 07, 2018
Quantum Information

Artificial intelligence teaches itself to solve gnarly quantum challenges

Rather than battle it out to obsolescence, new research shows how quantum and classical systems can evolve together.
/Feb 26, 2018
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