New CFI Investment “a major game-changer” for UBC Blusson QMI Core Facilities
The UBC Blusson Quantum Matter Institute (UBC Blusson QMI) Core Facilities will be equipped with new and upgraded tools thanks...
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The UBC Blusson Quantum Matter Institute (UBC Blusson QMI) Core Facilities will be equipped with new and upgraded tools thanks...
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Pictured: Kim Kiloh (right) with UBC President and Vice-Chancellor, Santa Ono (left); Kiloh received the President’s Staff Award for Excellence...
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Superconductivity is an essential ingredient in many existing and future technologies. Topological superconductors in particular offer great promise in fault-tolerant...
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Individual carbon nanotubes (CNTs) can conduct heat effectively, but in large collections known as “forests,” their thermal conductivity can be...
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Pictured; James Day speaks at Quantum Futures at the Museum of Anthropology, April 2018. Image credit: Curiosity Collider/Flickr. It is commonly believed...
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Pictured: a graphic representation of the interaction between electrons in a copper oxide grid. , A multi-institutional, international collaboration that began...
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Vedanshi Vala (pictured) is a second-year student in the Faculty of Science’s Integrated Sciences program working in Ziliang Ye’s lab...
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Pictured: Fengmiao Li (left) and Zou lab colleagues. Image credit: Paul Joseph/UBC. Quantum materials are the basis for many emerging...
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Rafael Haenel* was only supposed to be in Vancouver for a year. Haenel (pictured above) came to the Stewart Blusson...
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Pictured: MengXing Na in the Damascelli lab. Image source: grad.ubc.ca. , New work from a team of researchers at the...
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Pictured: Alex Anees, a self-portrait. “You know, the world is your oyster,” said Alex Anees, Research Operations Facilitator (ROF) at...
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Image source: It Takes Two to Entangle, Research2Reality, May 2020. To celebrate 50 years in print, the journal Physical Review A...
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Pictured: Professor Joshua Folk speaks at the SBQMI retreat in 2019. Image credit: Paul Joseph/UBC. , A team of researchers...
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