A lecture on the wonders of the universe followed by night-sky observations with portable telescopes and (when possible) use of the McPherson rooftop Observatory.
A series of high-level lectures on topics related to physics research, including quantum computing, manipulating atoms, and the origin of life.
This series presents discussions on quantum and high energy physics and nonlinear, geo, bio and nano physics in a friendly format (no physics expertise necessary!).
A forum for the general public to engage with students, professors, government officials and industry professionals to discuss advancements in sustainability through engineering and design.
Everyone is welcome to the wonderful world of scientific computing. Participants will work on projects that unite the physical sciences and computing. Experts from academia and industry will also be on hand to help with the projects.
The annual POWE Conference for Future Women in Engineering is an all-day event for high school and CEGEP girls who have a strong interest in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math). The conference is for girls who have a strong passion for engineering and those who are curious about what…
The Symposium brings together students, faculty, and the wider McGill community to discuss sustainability research at McGill across many different disciplines. It promotes a sustainable future using McGill’s greatest asset: its collective brainpower.
