canada's national laboratory for particle and nuclear physics was formed in 1968.
canada's national laboratory for particle and nuclear physics was formed in 1968.
canada's national laboratory for particle and nuclear physics was formed?
1968
riazuddin had joined punjab university ini 1959 as an associate professor of mathematics. four years later, he travelled to the united states for a fellowship awarded by norman march and michael duff. he became a research associate professor at the university of rochester where he stayed until 1965. the same year, he joined the university of pennsylvania where he taught physics until 1966. later, he went to chicago, illinois where he joined his brother fayyazuddin, and theoretical physicists faheem hussain and peter rottoli. riazuddin joined university of chicago's enrico fermi institute where they created the "relativity group". in 1968, riazuddin returned to pakistan on the request of salam, and joined quaid-i-azam university's institute of physics. he was the founding director of the institute of physics (ip) where he engaged in research on string theory, the theory of relativity, particle physics and nuclear physics. later, the scientists of the relativity group at the enrico fermi institute returned to pakistan on the request of salam. in 1970, he returned to the united states where he became professor of mathematics at the university of maryland. riazuddin left the united states for italy as he was asked by salam to join the international centre for theoretical physics in 1970. he was joined by other students of salam where they created a theoretical physics group at the ictp. in 1971, riazuddin traveled to the united kingdom to join the daresbury nuclear physics laboratory where he was joined by michael duff. at daresbury, he became senior research associate. there, riazuddin gained expertise and specialised in nuclear physics. at daresbury, he trained british scientists in the field of nuclear physics.
riazuddin (physicist)
reiner kruecken is deputy director at triumf, canada’s national laboratory for particle and nuclear physics. he joined triumf in february 2011 after 8 1/2 years at the technical university munich, germany, where he held the chair (c4) for experimental physics of hadrons and nuclei. from 2011 to 2015 kruecken was the head of the science division at triumf. kruecken received his ph.d. in nuclear physics from the university of cologne in 1995. after a postdoctoral fellowship at lawrence berkeley national laboratory he moved to yale university in 1997 where he was an assistant professor at the physics department and the a.w. wright nuclear structure laboratory until he moved to munich in 2002. his current research interests are in the area of the structure of exotic nuclei, nuclear astrophysics, as well as applications of nuclear physics methods to radiation biology and medicine.
reiner kruecken