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SNOLAB in the spotlight



                                                   “SNOLAB is essential. Underground physics is
                                                   becoming incredibly important, and SNOLAB has
                                                   become a great international facility that draws the
                                                   best researchers not only from Canada but also from
                                                   around the world. When you attract people from
                                                   around the world, you improve the quality of domestic
                                                   research, and domestic researchers can become part
                                                   of the forefront of vital international experiments.”

                                                   — Internationally renowned theoretical physicist and Carleton
                                                   alumnus Lawrence Krauss, the director of the Origins Project at
                                                   Arizona State University, who recently endowed a new annual
                                                   scholarship for an outstanding undergraduate physics student at
                                                   Carleton and will be returning to campus as a keynote speaker
                                                   at the Canadian Undergraduate Physics Conference in October.
                                                   Krauss will also be speaking at Carleton’s annual Fall Leadership
                                                   Luncheon at the Canadian Museum of Nature on Oct. 23.






        Faculty of Science event highlights


        Student and alumni mixer             Canadian Undergraduate Physics Conference  Discovery lecture
        September 14                         October 22 to 25                    Date TBD
                                             Physics Halloween show
        Throwback Magic Show                 October 28                          Indoor Magic Show
        September 16                                                             March 3
                                             Science Open House
        Evening with the Dean                October 31                          Data Day 5.0
        September 28                                                             March 30
                                             Herzberg Lecture
        Annual Biology Butterfly Show        November 1                          Field Institute Lecture
        September 30 to October 8                                                April 18
                                             Health Sciences Building grand opening
        “New Eyes on the Universe” exhibit   January 18                          Life Sciences Day 2.0
        October 3 to 23                                                          May 1
        + special Science Café, on location in  Dean’s List reception            For updated events info, please go to
        Residence Commons, on Oct. 11        February 4
                                                                                 science.carleton.ca/events





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