Take a self-guided tour from quantum to cosmos!
Here’s a sneak peek of Perimeter Institute’s newest education module for physics teachers, “Beyond the Atom – Remodelling Particle Physics.”
Kevin Costello from Perimeter and Natalie Paquette from the University of Washington are combining twisted holography with celestial holography
A round-up of the latest news from Perimeter, a look at the recent work of researchers and alumni, gems from the archive, and fun physics for everyone
From the James Webb Space Telescope and the black hole at the centre of our galaxy to a Nobel Prize in quantum physics, the last 12 months have provided plenty of excitement for physics fans.
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Simons Emmy Noether Fellow Malena Tejeda-Yeomans is studying heavy ion collisions that recreate the first moments after the big bang.
Researchers Robert Spekkens and Kevin Resch are interrogating the nature of causality in quantum mechanics – and the fusion of theory and experiment is helping solve some long-standing puzzles at the edge of known physics.
Dark Matter Night will feature live talks on October 26 at both Perimeter Institute and the McDonald Institute, webcast free online.
Clouds of particles surrounding some black holes could create smaller versions of cosmic strings and provide insights into dark matter, according to research by Perimeter’s William East.
Perimeter researchers propose a new type of quantum matter that may help forge a new path to understanding quantum matter more broadly.
This summer, dozens of students took a quantum leap forward in their studies, guided by physics researchers with a passion for training the next generation.
