TRIUMF’s ARIEL II Recieves Funding
The B.C. government recently announced an $8.7 million investment to fund phase II of TRIUMF’s Advanced Rare Isotope Laboratory (ARIEL), an initiative led by the University of Victoria. D-Pace is proud to support the B.C. government decision, one that will strengthen Canada’s world-class rare-isotope capabilities. D-Pace President, Dr. Morgan Dehnel, spoke as an industry leader at the government announcement on October 6th at the University of Victoria, using D-Pace as an example of a commercial spin-off that can result from government investments in Science and Technology.
More information on the ARIEL II project funding announcement can be found at:
https://news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2016MTICS0020-001936
http://www.triumf.ca/funding-announcements/bc-investment-bolsters-rare-isotope-capabilities
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