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Experience the profound surprise of viewing the brilliant evening "star" Venus through our telescope!
Dr. Ellen Zweibel
William L Kraushaar Professor of Astronomy & Physics,
Department of Physics
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Dr. Robert Spekkens
Faculty,
Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
Dr. Spekkens's research is focused upon identifying the conceptual innovations that distinguish quantum theories from classical theories and investigating their significance for axiomatization, interpretation, and the implementation of various information-theoretic tasks.
Dr. Joe Sanderson
Associate Professor and Teaching Fellow
Department of Physics & Astronomy, University of Waterloo
Dr. Sanderson's research and that of his students focuses on the study of how matter interacts with intense Femtosecond laser pulses.
Come support fellow colleagues at the 3MT Faculty of Science heat. Want to learn what current grads are working on? In just one slide and three minutes, participants are challenged to present their research to a public audience as an opportunity to enhance their communication skills. Cheer on our grads for a chance to continue into finals!
Dr. Eduardo Martin-Martinez
Assistant Professor of Applied Mathematics and Physics, University of Waterloo
Associate Faculty, Institute for Quantum Computing
Affiliate Faculty, Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
Elena Anisimova
Physics (Quantum Information) Ph.D. Graduate Student
Abstract
