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Astronomers Study Effects of Black Holes on Emergent Galaxies at JAXA’s New X-Ray Astronomy Observatory

University of Waterloo Professor Brian McNamara along with two Canadian astronomers will be part of the science working group directing ASTRO-H, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency's (JAXA's) newest flagship x-ray astronomy observatory.

23 Mar 2015

Construction Complete on 300th Detector Tank at High Altitude Water Cherenkov Gamma-Ray Observatory

Supernovae, neutron star collisions and active galactic nuclei are among the most energetic phenomena in the known universe. These violent explosions produce high-energy gamma rays and cosmic rays, which can easily travel large distances--making it possible to see objects and events far outside our own galaxy.

23 Mar 2015

CQP Researchers Publish Paper on Active Temporal Multiplexing of Photons in arXiv

A paper co-authored by researchers including Gabriel Mendoza, Raffaele Santagati, Jack Munns, Lizzy Hemsley, Mateusz Piekarek, Enrique Martin-Lopez, Graham Marshall, Damien Bonneau, Mark Thompson and Jeremy O'Brien from the Centre for Quantum Photonics has been published in arXiv this month.

23 Mar 2015

New Fundamental Insights Help Hone Search for Room Temperature Superconductivity

The Canadian research community on high-temperature superconductivity continues to lead this exciting scientific field with groundbreaking results coming hot on the heels of big theoretical questions.

20 Mar 2015

Interstellar Dust Cloud Produced By Supernova Explosion Contains Enough Dust to Make 7,000 Earths

Using NASA's Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA), an international scientific team discovered that supernovae are capable of producing a substantial amount of the material from which planets like Earth can form.

20 Mar 2015

Charge Ordering That Interferes with High-Temperature Superconductivity is Stripy, not Checkered

CIFAR fellows were among physicists who observed the shape of a strange phenomenon that interferes with high-temperature superconductivity called charge ordering, discovering that it is stripy, not checkered, and settling a long-standing debate in the field.

20 Mar 2015

Quantum Physics News

Astronomers Study Effects of Black Holes on Emergent Galaxies at JAXA’s New X-Ray Astronomy Observatory

Construction Complete on 300th Detector Tank at High Altitude Water Cherenkov Gamma-Ray Observatory

CQP Researchers Publish Paper on Active Temporal Multiplexing of Photons in arXiv

New Fundamental Insights Help Hone Search for Room Temperature Superconductivity

Interstellar Dust Cloud Produced By Supernova Explosion Contains Enough Dust to Make 7,000 Earths

Charge Ordering That Interferes with High-Temperature Superconductivity is Stripy, not Checkered

Astronomers Directly Observe Cosmic Building-Block Dust Resulting from Ancient Supernova

Remarkable Star Cluster Discovered in Dusty Gas Cloud of Tiny Nearby Galaxy

Researchers Aim to Move PanDA Tools and Handling of High-Energy Physics Data to Supercomputers

Quantum Matter in Superradiant State May Help Understand Dynamic Phase Transitions

ESA's Vigil: Monitoring Space Weather

Exploring Electronic Band Structure with ARPES and HREELS

Cracking the Code for Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing

SideKick QCL Controller: Low-Noise Laser Control Solution

LabOne Q: An Intuitive Software Framework for Scalable Quantum Computing

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1Cosmic Glass Found Only in Australia Reveals Ancient Asteroid Impact

2Mapping Star Formation in the Milky Way

3Highest-Resolution Image Reveals the Secrets of Fomalhaut’s Debris Disk

4Harnessing Quantum Entanglement to Overcome Environmental Noise

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