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A group of people wearing hard hats

UCalgary researchers part of group looking to solve mystery of the universe

Depiction of gravity

In the News: The Independent

One of world’s greatest physics mysteries finally decoded (Robert Thompson, Timothy Friesen)

TRIUMF physicist makes an adjustment to the Radial Time Projection Chamber, a position-sensitive particle detector surrounding the antihydrogen trap.

Does antimatter fall up or down? UCalgary physicists observe 1st gravitational free-fall of antimatter

Timothy Friesen and UCalgary PhD student Adam Powell install a charged particle trap for making antihydrogen atoms into the ALPHA-g apparatus at CERN.

How one UCalgary physicist is trying to solve the universe’s great quantum mystery

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Quantum Science 101: Antimatter with Robert I. Thompson