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Instructor and lab technician Daniel FitzGreen spent eight years turning Einstein’s calculation for gravitational lensing into a first-of-its-kind undergraduate physics experiment – and summarized it in a single-author paper that was featured in the October edition of the American Journal of Physics. “It’s great to have this work out there and to know that others […]
Elections will be held Oct. 20 and 21, 2026 to fill Part-time Undergraduate student, Graduate student, and Teaching staff vacancies on university-wide governing bodies and faculty committees. To view the list of candidates and for information on voting, please visit the University Secretariat Election website. Voting The elections will be conducted online via MacVote. Voters […]
Steven Nuss, Simon Fraser University; Clifton van der Linden, McMaster University, and Mark Pickup. This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Read the original article. American interest in Alberta separatism over the last 18 months has ranged from overt statements of support from cabinet officials and congressional allies to backing […]