Examples of using Subatomic physics in English and their translations into French
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REPORT OF THE CANADIAN SUBATOMIC PHYSICS LONG-RANGE PLANNING COMMITTEE 17 International subatomic physics is a well-coordinated effort.
GSC-19 also administers the NSERC Major Facilities Access(MFA) program for subatomic physics infrastructure at universities.
which provides infrastructure support to the subatomic physics program.
as the funding mechanism for Subatomic Physics differs from other disciplines.
University Size Large Medium Small 1 Does not include results for Subatomic Physics.
international particle and nuclear physics community in alignment with the subatomic physics Long Range Plan.
nuclear physics community in alignment with the subatomic physics Long Range Plan.
applied research in subatomic physics, materials science,
However, the annual funds provided by NSERC to subatomic physics have only increased over the last five years by approximately $1M.
Other examples of important spinoffs from subatomic physics research include nuclear medicine
It gets pretty nutty at that realm of things. And so subatomic physics was invented to try to figure that all out.
Includes Discovery and Subatomic Physics(Individual and Team) Grants, but excludes the Subatomic Physics Projects.
REPORT OF THE CANADIAN SUBATOMIC PHYSICS LONG-RANGE PLANNING COMMITTEE 49 The search for dark matter is an example of the synergies both within subatomic physics and with other fields.
Accounting for dark matter is crucial, and searching for it spans the fields of cosmology, subatomic physics and astrophysics.
Financial Support for Subatomic Physics The funding mechanisms for subatomic physics in Canada are complex.
Subatomic physics exposes one to a large variety of systems:
experiments in subatomic physics drive detector
have a significant impact in advancing subatomic physics.
The figure of merit is defined as the ratio of the total operating grants from GSC-19 to the total number of subatomic physics graduate students in Canada, normalized to a value of 1.0 in 2001.
as are other high performance computing centres in Canada that are shared among many disciplines including subatomic physics.