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Solar power not feasible: physicist

With the climate evidently changing, many are looking to the sky to lessen their carbon footprint.

Created 05.03.2010; last updated 05.03.2010.
U of R physics professor becomes Southeastern Universities Research Association (SURA) member

Article by the Leader Post, January 7, 2010.

Created 11.01.2010; last updated 11.01.2010.
UofR Physics Mysteries of the Universe Lectures

Videos from the public lecture series delivered on November 12, 19 and 26, 2009, by members of the Department of Physics (Drs. Lolos, Singh and Mathie).

Created 08.01.2010; last updated 11.02.2010.
U of R becomes first international member of SURA
Release: January 6, 2010

Created 06.01.2010; last updated 08.01.2010.
November was Moustache Month in Physics

November was declared 'Moustache Month' in the Department of Physics, in support of prostate cancer efforts. See the Canadian link.

Created 02.12.2009; last updated 02.12.2009.
U of R (GlueX) team to participate in international project
  • University of Regina Office of Research Services posting (May 14, 2009)
Created 29.04.2009; last updated 14.05.2009.
12 GeV Groundbreaking Ceremony attended at Jefferson Lab by UofR Researchers

UofR Physicists Zisis Papandreou and George Lolos (third and fifth from left in the photo below) were invited to attend the 12 GeV ground breaking ceremony at Jefferson Lab, on April 14, 2009, in reco

Created 24.04.2009; last updated 04.05.2009.
Jefferson Lab Upgrade Receives Approval

NEWPORT NEWS, Va., Sept. 15, 2008.

Created 29.09.2008; last updated 29.09.2008.
NSERC site Visit

The NSERC Subatomic Physics Grant Selection Committee (GSC-19) will visit our department on October 29, 2008.

Created 29.09.2008; last updated 29.09.2008.
University of Regina to host Canada-wide "Big Bang Machine" workshop

The University of Regina is hosting the 6th Canadian ATLAS particle physics workshop from August 13-14, the first time this national event has been held at the U of R. The workshop will involve Canadian physicists from nine institutions, and will focus on Canada's participation in ATLAS, the so-called "Big Bang Machine" experiment that will begin operation later this year in Switzerland.

Created 16.08.2007; last updated 16.08.2007.
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