TRIUMF Science Week 2022
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Description
We are excited to welcome you back in-person AND online to TRIUMF Science Week 2022!
TRIUMF will be holding its annual Science Week 2022 during the week of July 18-22, with this edition planned as a hybrid event with both in-person and remote participation. This year we are organizing Science Week in the context of developing the next Five-Year Plan 2025-2030.
Science Week 2022 will provide a platform to develop new perspectives for TRIUMF's science drivers and celebrate recent achievements across our research portfolio, while also providing the opportunity for discussion of major science directions and new initiatives for the next Five-Year Plan. These directions will be guided by the TRIUMF’s 20-Year Vision, which will be formally released before Science Week.
Watch the TRIUMF Science Week '22 promotional video:
Questions? Contact us!
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Welcome SessionConveners: Monika Stachura (TRIUMF), Oliver Stelzer-Chilton (TRIUMF)
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Science Week organizational informationSpeakers: Monika Stachura (TRIUMF), Oliver Stelzer-Chilton (TRIUMF)
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Welcome & Introduction from TRIUMF Executive Director & CEO, Nigel SmithSpeaker: Nigel Smith (TRIUMF)
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Accelerator Science SessionConvener: Marco Marchetto (TRIUMF)
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Accelerator Driven Systems; the path towards sustainable Nuclear EnergySpeaker: Prof. Hamid Aït Abderrahim (SCK-CEN)
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PC-CANS: A Compact Accelerator Neutron Source for CanadaSpeaker: Dr Dalini Maharaj (TRIUMF)
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LLRF and Event RecognitionSpeaker: Dr Ramona Leewe (TRIUMF)
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10:30
Coffee Break
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Life SciencesConvener: Hua Yang (TRIUMF)
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Theranostics for Cancer Imaging and TreatmentSpeaker: Prof. Raymond Reilly (University of Toronto)
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Quantifying the DNA Damaging Effects of FLASH IrradiationSpeaker: Dayna Latney (San Diego State University)
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Radioisotopes in MedicineSpeaker: Dr Andrea Armstrong (McMaster University)
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12:00
Lunch
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Nuclear PhysicsConvener: Iris Dillmann (TRIUMF)
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Nuclear structure of light transition metals via high precision mass measurements at TITANSpeaker: Dr Pascal Reiter (University of Edinburgh)
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Recent highlights from the GRIFFIN spectrometerSpeaker: Dr Victoria Vedia (TRIUMF)
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Ab initio evaluations of light-ion reactions and their uncertaintiesSpeaker: Dr Kostas Kravvaris (LLNL)
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14:15
Coffee Break
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Reception
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Science & TechnologyConvener: Beatrice Franke (TRIUMF)
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4D Radiation Hard Silicon DetectorsSpeaker: Prof. Abraham Seiden (UC Santa Cruz)
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Searching for new particles with the DarkLight experimentSpeaker: Katherine Pachal (TRIUMF)
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Photo-detector development for nEXO, DarkSide and beyondSpeaker: Dr Giacomo Gallina (Princeton University / LNGS)
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Quantum Materials / Molecular and Materials ScienceConvener: Iain McKenzie (TRIUMF)
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New Chalcohalides synthesized at Elevated PressuresSpeaker: Prof. Robert Cava (Princeton University)
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Discovery of itinerant antiferromagnetism in Ti3Cu4Speaker: Dr Alannah Hallas (UBC)
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Studying LaNiO3 and LaNiO3/LaAlO3 superlattices using 8Li beta-detected NMRSpeaker: Victoria Karner
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10:30
Coffee Break
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Scientific ComputingConvener: Reda Tafirout (TRIUMF)
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Deep Learning Methods for Hadronic Reconstruction with the ATLAS DetectorSpeaker: Dr Dilia Portillo Quintero (TRIUMF)
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Machine Learning Methods for Hyper-KSpeaker: Nick Prouse (TRIUMF)
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12:00
Lunch
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Particle PhysicsConvener: David McKeen (TRIUMF)
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Progress towards a measurement of the neutron electric dipole moment using a world-leading ultracold-neutron source at TRIUMFSpeaker: Wolfgang Schreyer (TRIUMF)
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New Directions for Discovering Physics Beyond the Standard Model
The Standard Model (SM) of elementary particle physics has been outstanding in explaining much of the microscopic phenomena observed to date. However, there are a number of fundamental questions, about our Universe, it cannot resolve. Open puzzles, such as the nature of dark matter, the baryon asymmetry of our Universe and the origin of Neutrino masses (the lightest neutral particles in the SM) point to the existence of some new physics beyond our known fundamental interactions. Hence, the key questions particle physicists are trying to address are ‘does this new physics interact with the SM?’, and 'If so, how can we experimentally find these interactions?’. In this talk, I will give a brief overview of the theoretical landscape of new physics ideas designed to solve some of the most open fundamental questions in our universe and the new directions for experimentally hunting for these new particles, from the laboratory to the cosmos.
Speaker: Dr Gopolang Mohlabeng (University of California Irvine)
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14:15
Coffee Break
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Informal Discussion
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AR/VR Poster SessionConveners: Monika Stachura (TRIUMF), Oliver Stelzer-Chilton (TRIUMF)
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5-Year Plan process and 20-Year Vision summary
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5-Year Plan process and 20-Year Vision summarySpeakers: Nigel Smith (TRIUMF), Sean Lee (TRIUMF)
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09:30
Break
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AMO - Connection to ICAP in TorontoConvener: Amar Vutha (University of Toronto)
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Initiative on a Quantum & Precision Centre at TRIUMFSpeaker: Stephan Malbrunot-Ettenauer (CERN)
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Spectroscopy of the highly forbidden 7s-8s transition in francium: Towards a measurement of atomic parity violationSpeaker: Prof. Gerald Gwinner (University of Manitoba)
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Radioactive Molecules for Nuclear ScienceSpeaker: Dr Ronald Garcia Ruiz (MIT)
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Discussion
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10:45
Coffee Break
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Basic Sciences and Sustainable DevelopmentConvener: Kathryn Hayashi (TRIUMF Innovations)
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12:15
Lunch
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Quantum Materials / Molecular and Materials ScienceConvener: Monika Stachura (TRIUMF)
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Nuclear Physics and TheoryConvener: Petr Navratil (TRIUMF)
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Sub-keV Decay Recoil Spectroscopy with Superconducting Quantum SensorsSpeaker: Kyle Leach (Colorado School of Mines)
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Polarized Beams at TRIUMFSpeaker: Adam Garnsworthy (TRIUMF)
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15:45
Coffee Break
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Let's talk Science EventConveners: Annika Lennarz (TRIUMF), Carla Rodrigo (TRIUMF)
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The new frontier of gravitational-wave astrophysicsSpeaker: Dr Jess McIver (UBC)
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3min talks -student competition
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a) Dark Matter: Knowing Something You Cannot SeeSpeaker: Karishma Moorthy
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c) Tides: An Intriguing Physical PhenomenonSpeaker: Lucas Backes
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d) Expanding Science Capabilities of TITAN EBIT with a New Electron GunSpeaker: Cardona Jaime
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e) Bifunctional Chelator Model as a Design of Radiopharmaceuticals and the Role of 197Hg in itSpeaker: Shaohuang Chen
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f) The Scintillation Process in Liquid Xenon and the Search for WIMPsSpeaker: Ryan Curtis
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g) In-vivo range verification for hadron therapy using a tumour markerSpeaker: Eva Kasanda
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h) Lasers and Magnets!Speaker: Wolfgang Klassen (University of Winnipeg)
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j) Electromagnetic Transition Rate Studies in 28MgSpeaker: Matthew Martin
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l) One does not simply find the electric dipole moment (without nuclear charge radius measurements)Speaker: Yilin Wang
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Science week soccer tournament: soccer tournament Nobel Softball Diamond field
Nobel Softball Diamond field
Nobel Softball Diamond field 3055 Wesbrook Mall, Vancouver, BC V6T 1W5, Canada From TRIUMF walk North on Wesbrook Mall. The field is on the West side of the road.
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Life SciencesConvener: Valery Radchenko (TRIUMF)
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Future plans for Institute for Advanced Medical Isotopes (IAMI)Speaker: Esther Schirrmacher (TRIUMF)
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Targeted Alpha Therapy with Ac-225 at Fusion PharmaceuticalsSpeaker: Thomas Kostelnik (Fusion Pharmaceluticals Inc.)
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Accelerator ScienceConvener: Robert Laxdal (TRIUMF)
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Targets and Ion Sources and the FYP
Five year plan 2025-30 covering operation, upgrades, development, internal and external projects
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Beam Physics and the FYP
Five year plan (2025-2030) covering operation, upgrades, development, internal and external projects
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RF/SRF and the FYP
Five year plan covering operation, upgrades, development, internal and external projects
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Discussion
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10:30
Coffee Break
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Science & Technology / Scientific ComputingConvener: Oliver Stelzer-Chilton (TRIUMF)
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The McDonald Institute and the New CFREF ProposalSpeaker: Ken Clark (Queen's U/TRIUMF)
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New Initiative for a Detector Development and Advanced AMO & Precision PlatformSpeaker: Makoto Fujiwara (TRIUMF)
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Initiatives in Scientific ComputingSpeaker: Wojciech Fedorko (TRIUMF)
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12:00
Lunch
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Particle Physics and TheoryConvener: Isabel Trigger (TRIUMF)
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PONE: The future of high-energy neutrino detectionSpeaker: Felix Henningsen (Simon Fraser University)
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Detectors for Environmental MonitoringSpeaker: Akira Konaka (TRIUMF)
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14:15
Coffee Break
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Changing the narrative: exploring action-focused EDI work at TRIUMFConveners: Anna Kwiatkowski (TRIUMF), Carla Rodrigo (TRIUMF)
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Roadmap to Careers in Research, Academia and Private SectorConvener: Monika Stachura (TRIUMF)
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BBQ at UBC Farms
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Five-Year Plan within the 20-Year Vision - Town HallConvener: Sean Lee (TRIUMF)
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Accelerator DivisionSpeaker: Oliver Kester (TRIUMF)
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Life Science DivisionSpeaker: Paul Schaffer (TRIUMF)
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Q/A with Executive Director & CEO + Directors of Accelerator, Physical Sciences, Life Science Divisions
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10:30
Coffee Break
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TRIUMF Users Group Annual General MeetingConvener: Annika Lennarz (TRIUMF)
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TUG AGM - Intro & WelcomeSpeaker: Annika Lennarz (TRIUMF)
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TRIUMF User Office updateSpeaker: Marcello Pavan (TRIUMF)
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GAPS updateSpeaker: Guy Leckenby (TRIUMF)
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ISAC Beam Development Updates and PlansSpeaker: Carla Babcock (TRIUMF)
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12:00
Lunch
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TRIUMF Users Group Annual General MeetingConvener: Annika Lennarz (TRIUMF)
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Let's talk science student competition - winner announcementSpeaker: Annika Lennarz (TRIUMF)
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Q&A
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TUG AGM - concluding remarksSpeaker: Annika Lennarz (TRIUMF)
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Science week concluding remarks: Concluding remarksConvener: Nigel Smith (TRIUMF)
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Concluding remarksSpeaker: Nigel Smith (TRIUMF)
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