Yesterday was picture day for co-op students at SNOLAB. Here, Julia de Oliveira Gorovitz and Peter Qin assay liquid nitrogen from our LN2 plant. SNOLAB is Ontario’s training ground for scientists, technologists, and tradespeople, talent made right here in Ontario! #MadeinOntario

The Canadian Astroparticle physics Summer Student Talk (CASST) symposium is coming up! The competition will take place on August 12th and 13th in a hybrid format. Registration and abstract submissions are now open! Register and find more details here: indico.snolab.ca/event/32/overv…

The Canadian Astroparticle Summer Student Talk (CASST) Symposium is taking place on August 12th and August 13th. The deadline to submit an abstract has been extended until Friday, August 9th. For more information and to register, visit here: indico.snolab.ca/event/32/overv….

CASST 2025 kicked off this morning at Laurentian University - Université Laurentienne with some great talks! This 2-day symposium provides undergraduate students from across Canada the opportunity to present their work that was done over the summer to their peers and supervisors. Stay tuned for more!

That's a wrap on CASST 2025, hosted by McDonald Institute and SNOLAB! This year's competition welcomed 31 talks across 2 days, as well as a selection of workshops and panels. Congratulations to the 2025 CASST winners and all participants on their hard work in this competition!

Gearing up for the weekend like 👷 📸 Photo by Roam and Ramble Photography

If the Big Bang created an equal amount of matter and antimatter, why is antimatter vanishingly scarce in the universe today? SNOLAB is studying neutrino properties to answer this pivotal question. knowablemagazine.org/content/articl…

Meet Noah! Noah recently graduated from McMaster University with a degree in Astrophysics. He is a returning student who has spent two summers working on the SNO+ experiment on a variety of projects, such as calibration systems. #StudentsAtSNOLAB #WorkWithMeWednesday

#TBT to last week’s Dollar Challenge at CASST! Students participating in the symposium were challenged to create a science demonstration using $30 of play money and miscellaneous supplies available for purchase. Students got creative and came up with great demonstrations!

This week, we are excited to feature Jacob Warren! Jacob is a fourth year Mechanical Engineering student from Université d'Ottawa | University of Ottawa who spent the summer working with SNOLAB’s engineering office. #StudentsAtSNOLAB #WorkWithMeWednesday