Physics Programs in Ontario | Lakehead U & More

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The discussion centers on the Physics program at Lakehead University in Thunder Bay, with inquiries about its reputation and comparisons to other renowned programs in Ontario. Participants mention that McMaster University offers a solid astrophysics program and has notable faculty involved in quantum mechanics and astrophysics, including Brian King and others. The conversation highlights the strengths of McMaster's engineering physics program as well. The University of Toronto is also recognized for having a respectable physics program. Overall, the focus is on identifying strong physics programs in Ontario, particularly in astrophysics and quantum mechanics.
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I was wondering if anyone has heard anyhting about the Physics program and Lakehead U up in Thunder Bay. Or if anyone knows of a renowned program in ontario.
 
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mac has a decent astrophys program...and some people in quantum...
brian king does QC, sprung QM, a lot of good astrophys people(pudritz, couchman...someone names starts with W. ). mmm cecile fradin is in biophys. There engphys program is good too.
Kleinman comes from MIT/bell labs.

uft also has a decent programe.
 

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