Take a self-guided tour from quantum to cosmos!
Perimeter’s Dave Fish demonstrates activities for students to learn more about physics. In this classroom activity, students see how GPS determines a location.
Resources about this and other topics can be found at: http://www.perimeterinstitute.ca/outreach.
In July 2023, 200 physicists gathered at Perimeter, and 1,400 joined online, for the flagship annual conference of the extended string theory community.
Can mathematical methods used by Perimeter researchers inspire new approaches in climate, energy, and biodiversity?
44 high school students from 13 countries joined this year’s International Summer School for Young Physicists.
Perimeter Institute’s 2023 PSI Start interns hail from all around the world. Together, they found a community, and a chance to do research in quantum computing, condensed matter, and more.
Barbara Šoda came up with a mathematical method for overcoming the trade-off between wavelength and distance resolution
From 19th century astro-sketchers to 21st century image processors, artists and astronomers have worked hand-in-hand for centuries. The results have been out of this world.
Perimeter hosts inspiring week-long professional development event for high school teachers.
Students from 17 countries graduate from a unique, intense master’s program in theoretical physics
A new method brings physicists closer to resolving 50-year-old conjecture.
On July 27, Juan Maldacena, a luminary in the worlds of string theory and quantum gravity, will share his insights on black holes, wormholes, and quantum entanglement.
