Positron Research in Australia
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CAMS offers a wide range of opportunities for students at all levels. Details can be found on our student pages. To get involved in CAMS research or to apply for an ARC fellowship at any of the CAMS nodes, please contact us.
SLOPOS 12
In 2010, CAMS is hosting the SLOPOS meeting on Magnetic Island. For more information, visit the SLOPOS 12 website.
The Centre for Antimatter-Matter Studies (CAMS) is a collaboration of Australian universities and research institutions performing research on positron and electron interactions with matter, from single atoms to biological molecules, surfaces and materials. The wide ranging research program brings together some of Australia's top scientists from a broad range of disciplines.
Antimatter Discovery Site Launched
Antimatter - Does it Matter? is a new website that introduces the world of antimatter. Designed for everyone, this site explores the history and uses of antimatter and positrons in the everyday world. Along the way, we bust a few myths common to popular culture.
Visit Antimatter-Does it Matter? and explore the world of antimatter today!
Latest News
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- CAMS Welcomes Dr. Kato
- Tuesday, 10th November 2009
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Dr Hidetoshi Kato from Sophia University, Tokyo, Japan is visiting the Flinders and ANU nodes of CAMS from November 1st until December 14th, 2009. During his stay he will work on various experiments at both nodes, as well as doing simulations for the role of electron-driven processes in the atmosphere of Titan. The visit of Dr. Kato was funded by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS). We all wish him every success during his stay with us.
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- CAMS Stalwart Recognized for Outstanding Service
- Monday, 7th September 2009
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At a recent dinner the South Australian Branch of the Australian Institute of Physics presented Dr Laurence Campbell with its inaugural Outstanding Contribution Award. The award is in the form of a perpetual shield which is updated every year. The staff and students of CAMS heartily congratulates Laurie on his well deserved award.
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