Physics Department News
World science community abuzz as latest Higgs boson results announced
U of T physicists play key role in one of the most important quests of the decade
'God particle' hints possibly found
Hadron collider experiment teases at Higgs boson particle existence
Was Einstein wrong about our universe?
Experiments show neutrinos moving faster than the speed of light
Unprecedented Arctic ozone loss occurred last winter
U of T physicists play key role in international study
2011 Abdus Salam Award Winner, Daniel Badali
The Department would like to congratulate the winner of the first Abdus Salam Award, Daniel Badali!
The award is for the best research project done by a UofT Physics undergraduate student and supervised by a UofT Physics faculty member.
Looking back into the Big Bang
A Q&A with physicist William Trischuk about the Large Hadron Collider
Physicists on verge of solving neutrino mystery
Early findings may explain why the Universe contains matter but no anti-matter
Quantum mechanics rule 'bent' in classic experiment
Professor Aephraim Steinberg and his group have bent one of the most basic rules of quantum mechanics, a counterintuitive branch of physics that deals with atomic-scale interactions.
University of Toronto students excel at CAP University Prize Exam
Taking four out of the top ten spots, our undergraduate students demonstrated their excellence!
Physics Department donates electron microscope to Canada Science and Technology Museum.
‘The grit and elegance of that era of Canadian physics’
William Ryu awarded Young Investigator Grant from the Human Frontier Science Program
The International Human Frontier Science Program Organization (HFSPO) is pleased to announce the names of the recipients of HFSP international postdoctoral fellowships, Career Development Awards and research grants. HFSP awards are made in each category only after rigorous selection in a global competition.
Backpack to Briefcase: The Business of Science
On Wednesday, February 9, 2011 students from the Departments of Astronomy and Astrophysics, Mathematics and Physics gathered together for the second of three career events part of a series entitled Backpack to Briefcase.
