Departmental Celebration of Art McDonald's Nobel Prize

Emeritus Professor Hamish Leslie speaks about his time as Head at the start of the SNO (Sudbury Neutrino Observatory) project at the Physics Nobel Prize Dinner held in honour of Art McDonald, who is the co-winner of the 2015 Nobel Prize in Physics.

(photo: Prof. Marc Dignam)

Professor Dave Hanes recalls his time as Head before and after the SNO papers are published.

(photo: Chelsea Elliot)

Art practices a hockey joke. One of his many speeches he will deliver when he travels to Stockholm during the Nobel Week. He will receive his prize on Dec. 10th. Live viewing of the event will take place at Stirling Hall, starting at 10:15 am in Lecture T

(photo: Chelsea Elliot)

Department Head, Marc Dignam, proposes a toast to Art at the Physics Nobel Prize Dinner before Art leaves for Stockholm, Sweden to receive his prize.

(photo: Chelsea Elliot)

Everyone applauds Art after a toast is made in his honour.

(photo: Chelsea Elliot)

Hans-Peter Loock and Danielle, enjoying the evening.

(photo: Chelsea Elliot)

Art receives a Teddy from Chelsea Elliot on behalf of Science Rendezvous.

(photo: Prof. Stéphane Courteau)

Mark Chen and his wife Mara having a fun evening at the send-off dinner in honour of Dr. Art McDonald.

(photo: Chelsea Elliot)

Martha Hill Duncan and Martin Duncan enjoying the evening.

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At Art's request, members of the SNO team stand up at the Physics Dinner.

(photo: Chelsea Elliot)

Peter Skensved and his wife having a good time.

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A good turnout for a celebratory and congratulatory dinner in honour of Dr. Art McDonald before he leaves for Stockholm to receive his Nobel Prize in Physics.

(photo: Chelsea Elliot)