Queen's 2015 Nobel Prize in PhysicsGary Sweeney
Gary Sweeney
MSc Candidate
he/him/his
Graduate Students
Physics, Engineering Physics & Astronomy
Arts & Science
STI 304J
Paper published in Science Advances
Preassembled superball clusters form hierarchical assemblies.
Jacob Ewaniuk
Jacob Ewaniuk
PhD Candidate
he/him
Graduate Students
Physics, Engineering Physics & Astronomy
Engineering & Applied Science
STI 161A
Area of Study
Condensed Matter Physics & Optics, Engineering and Applied Physics
Co-Supervisors: Prof. N. Rotenberg, Prof. B. Shastri
About Jacob
Jacob is a driven, detail-oriented individual who wishes to one day aid in the growth of others through teaching. Before he found physics, Jacob was a successful child actor having voiced main characters in many cartoons including Catboy in PJ Masks. He maintains an interest in the film industry, enjoys snowboarding, and is an avid fan of the Toronto Raptors.
Jacob's Social Media
Emily Adams
Emily Adams
MASc Candidate
Graduate Students
Physics, Engineering Physics & Astronomy
Arts & Science
Neha Panchal
Neha Panchal
Post Doctorate
Post Doctoral Fellows
Physics, Engineering Physics & Astronomy
Arts & Science
Area of Research
Supervisors: Prof. G. Giroux, and Prof. L. Balogh
Tim Dowker
Tim Dowker
IT Support/Service
Administrative Staff
Physics, Engineering Physics & Astronomy
Arts & Science
Tom Weisgarber
Thomas Weisgarber
Term Adjunct
he/him/his
Term Adjuncts
Physics, Engineering Physics & Astronomy
Arts & Science
STI 503
Student successes at CAP 2022
CAP 2022 Congress took place from June 5-10 at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario. Ashley Micuda (4th year PHYS) was in the Physics Education division and was the only undergraduate of the entire congress to make it to the finals, and Karen Macias Cardenas (Aaron Vincent's student) was in the Theoretical Physics division and gave a fanta
SNO+ Collaboration Captures the Art of Research
SNO+ Collaboration Captures the Art of Research
Tom Weisgarber receives Teaching Award
Tom Weisgarber receives Teaching Award