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“Unravelling the Symphonies of the Stars with Asteroseismology”

Speaker: Professor Conny Aerts, KU Leuven, Belgium As Part of the Helen Sawyer Hogg DistinguRead More >>

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Prof. Gwen Eadie receives Cheryl Regehr Early Career Teaching Award, 2025-26 
Great news to begin the week: Gwen has been awarded the Cheryl Regehr Early Career Teaching Award for her …Read More »
Prof. Gwen Eadie Wins 2026 COPSS Emerging Leader Award!
I’m very pleased to share the news that Gwen received a Committee of Presidents of Statistical Societies (COPSS) …Read More »
Prof. Ting Li awarded the RCSA’s 2025 Scialog Early Science with the LSST Award!
Congratulations to Prof. Ting Li for being awarded the RCSA’s 2025 Scialog Early Science with the LSST Award! More …Read More »
SURP 2026 – Application Portal is Now Open
SURP (Summer Undergraduate Research Program): Every summer, the Department and the Dunlap Institute engage a large number of …Read More »
Prof. Renee Hlozek is awarded the prestigious Arthur B. McDonald fellowship
We want to congratulate Renée for winning the prestigious Arthur B. McDonald fellowship offered by NSERC!!! This prize …Read More »

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