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Tiny Particles, BIG Questions: The Science of SNOLAB
SNOLAB is a world-class particle research facility, located two kilometres below the ground at the Vale Creighton mine in Lively. This Café focused on how, and why SNOLAB hunts for dark matter and neutrino particles.
Panelists for the evening included:Corina NantaisMaster's studentQueens UniversityDr. Christine KrausProfessorLaurentian University Department of PhysicsDr. Nigel SmithSNOLAB Director
Moderator: Simon StrasserStaff Scientist, Science North
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By Science NorthSNOLAB is a world-class particle research facility, located two kilometres below the ground at the Vale Creighton mine in Lively. This Café focused on how, and why SNOLAB hunts for dark matter and neutrino particles.
Panelists for the evening included:Corina NantaisMaster's studentQueens UniversityDr. Christine KrausProfessorLaurentian University Department of PhysicsDr. Nigel SmithSNOLAB Director
Moderator: Simon StrasserStaff Scientist, Science North