University of Toronto

Researchers at the University of Toronto and University of Regina are using neutron imaging to reveal the invisible structures of soft tissues inside fossils.

The research community that leveraged neutron beams to revolutionize computer hard drives is now paving the way for future quantum innovations.

Experiments at the Canadian Neutron Beam Centre (CNBC) confirmed one of the theoretical predictions of this year’s winners of the Nobel Prize in Physics.

Access to neutron beams enables graduate students to conduct experiments in quantum magnetism—and thereby to develop advanced experimental and computational skills that can be readily applied to future careers in science and industry.

Neutron beams reveal the molecular mechanisms behind a new technology that could reduce the risk of complications and death from heart bypass surgery and dialysis. The same technology might soon help more women survive ovarian cancer.