Feb 11–14, 2027
Mt. Bromont
Canada/Eastern timezone

64th Winter Nuclear & Particle Physics
Conference

📍  Hôtel Château-Bromont

The Winter Nuclear and Particle Physics Conference is a national meeting for the Canadian subatomic physics community, with a special focus on providing a forum for junior researchers (students and postdocs) and encouraging interaction with groups across Canada.

The 2027 meeting is being organized jointly by Queen's University, McGill University, SNOLAB and TRIUMF with co-chairpersons Michela Lai (Queen's) and Thomas Brunner (McGill). WNPPC will feature sessions focusing on the research areas of interest to the Canadian subatomic physics community (both experimental and theoretical).

🔬  Invited Talks on:

  • Electroweak and Higgs Physics
  • Neutrino Properties
  • QCD and Hadrons
  • Physics Beyond the Standard Model
  • Nuclear Structure
  • Nuclear and Particle Astrophysics
  • Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Particle Physics

 

We are looking forward to seeing you at WNPPC 2027!

 

👥  The WNPPC 2027 Organizing Committee

  • Corina Andreoiu (Simon Fraser University)
  • Erica Caden (SNOLAB, permanent member)
  • Thomas Brunner (McGill University, co-chair)
  • Alain Bellerive (Carleton University, past co-chair)
  • Tim Friesen (University of Calgary)
  • Michela Lai (Queen's University, co-chair)
  • Annika Lennarz (TRIUMF, permanent member)
  • Tony Noble (Queen's University, McDonald Institute, permanent member)
  • Heather Russell (University of Victoria, past co-chair)
  • Jana Thomson (TRIUMF, Conferences Facilitator)
  • Gojko Vujanovic (University of Regina)
  • Noah Yazdanoost (TRIUMF)

 

Conference information

Date/Time

Starts

Ends

All times are in Canada/Eastern

Location

Mt. Bromont
90 Stanstead St., Bromont, J2L 1K6

Extra information

Timeline

Deadline for Abstract Submission: To be announced.

Registration for the conference will open in early December.

Feedback on accepted abstracts: Christmas 2026

Early registration: January 12, 2027

Room booking by: January 12, 2027

Registration ends February 1, 2027

The call for abstracts is open
You can submit an abstract for reviewing.