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In the News: CBC News Calgary

Calgary scientist gets out-of-this world research opportunity with Bennu asteroid (Alan Hildebrand)

Alan Hildebrand

UCalgary professor has out-of-this-world opportunity to study NASA asteroid sample

quantum communication

UCalgary to provide hands-on quantum computing opportunities with Xanadu, a global leader in quantum computing

Depiction of gravity

In the News: The Independent

One of world’s greatest physics mysteries finally decoded (Robert Thompson, Timothy Friesen)

An artist’s rendition of CASSIOPE in space

UCalgary satellite celebrates 10 years in orbit

TRIUMF physicist makes an adjustment to the Radial Time Projection Chamber, a position-sensitive particle detector surrounding the antihydrogen trap.

Does antimatter fall up or down? UCalgary physicists observe 1st gravitational free-fall of antimatter

Kathryn Wolfe, a PhD Candidate in chemistry and part of Chromasense Technologies Inc., along with the Welch Group, take a selfie at the Innovation Fair.

Innovation Fair offers a playground for startups

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8 UCalgary grad students receive prestigious Vanier scholarships for 2023

Timothy Friesen and UCalgary PhD student Adam Powell install a charged particle trap for making antihydrogen atoms into the ALPHA-g apparatus at CERN.

How one UCalgary physicist is trying to solve the universe’s great quantum mystery

photonic systems

Light might be the answer to our data security issues, quantum researcher says