Physicist Ron Rogge (NRC - Neutron Program for Materials Research) indicates the regions of interest in a plastically-deformed steel specimen prior to neutron stress scanning at Chalk River Laboratories. Rosaura Ham-su (graduate student at McMaster University) aligns a ceramic composite specimen in a four-circle neutron diffractometer at Chalk River Laboratories, to collect experimental data to test theories of particle-matrix stresses. Dave Whittal uses an oscilloscope to inspect signals from electronics modules used to read out the Medium Resolution Spectrometer (MRS) at TRIUMF while Ed Brash uses a computer to analyze some of the data. The MRS is used to study intermediate energy proton and neutron scattering experiments.	Professional Organizations Canadian Association of Physicists Canadian Organization of Medical Physicists Biophysical Society of Canada Canadian Astronomical Society Canadian Association of Science Writers American Physical Society American Institute of Physics National Association of Science Writers European Physical Society Canadian Radiation Protection Association Institutional Resources McMaster University Science Career & Cooperative Education Physics employment and careers Employment - CAP Industry Canada’s National Graduate Register AIP Career Cornerstone AIP Career Services European Physical Society Technology jobs in BC BCjobs.ca Biophysics careers Oceanography careers Snaiil Canadian physics facilities Atomic Energy Canada Limited Neutron Scattering at Chalk River TRIUMF Canadian Light Source Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope James Clerk Maxwell Telescope SNOLAB Canadian Institute for Theoretical Astrophysics Institute of Particle Physics (IPP) Professional certification Professional Certification - CAP European Physical Society Companies that hire physicists IBM To add your url to the list, please click here. Other interesting sites FAQ’s (Syracuse University, Department of Physics) PhysLink VSM MedTech Ltd./ CTF Systems Creo To add your url to the list, please click here.

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