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Timothy Friesen is an Assistant Professor at the University of Calgary specializing in experimental physics. His research focuses on fundamental symmetries and the characteristics of antimatter. He has actively contributed to the understanding of low energy interactions and various phenomena involving exotic atoms, as well as implications for particle traps and non-neutral plasmas. Friesen's work often emphasizes collaborative publications in esteemed journals including Nature and Physical Review Letters. His notable contributions include research on the antihydrogen spectrum and reproducing controllable non-neutral plasmas, which contribute to the experimental foundations of quantum mechanics. In the educational sphere, he teaches Modern Physics, enhancing the academic experience for undergraduate students within the Physics program. Friesen's continuous inquiry into antimatter and its properties represents a significant aspect of modern theoretical physics, aiming to bridge gaps in our understanding of symmetrical properties in the universe.
Department of Computer Science Master's program. GRE scores are expected for international students.