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  • Montreal Workshop, June 2008: The workshop took place on June 11-12, the Wednesday and Thursday before the Third International Conference on the Nature and Ontology of Spacetime, Montreal, June 13-15. The conference web page is here.

  • March 2008: Cluster Competiton Result

    We were again unsuccessful in our application for a SSHRC Strategic Research Cluster Grant. More details will be found in the grant history page. In a surprise piece of good news, in April, McMaster University committed a further $5000 to the project.


  • Vancouver Workshop, May 2007: The workshop took place on May 21-22, the Monday and Tuesday following the Society for Exact Philosophy conference in Vancouver (May 18-20). The program may be found here.


  • March 2007: Cluster Competiton Result

    We have received the very disappointing news that we were not successful in our application for a SSHRC Strategic Research Cluster Grant. More details will be found in the grant history page.


  • September 2006: TaU Lecture Tour
Professor Harvey Brown of Oxford University gave the tau LECTURER for 2006.
Click here for details of his lecture tour of Canada (November 1-16).
  • September 2006: TaU Cluster Competiton Announced
SSHRC finally announced the creation of a cluster competition.
The clusters will run for seven years and may be funded up to $300,000 per year. Only seven will be funded.
 
  • Montreal Workshop, June 2006: The workshop took place on the Monday and Tuesday following the Ontology of Spacetime conference in Montreal, June 12-13. The program may be found here.


  • January 2006: TaU Interim Funding Granted!
SSHRC has granted the TaU Cluster $25,000 in Interim Funding for 2006, to see us through until the Cluster Grant Competition proper takes place.
  • November 2005: The lead story in December's Scientific American, "An Echo of Black Holes", by Thoedore Jacobson and Renaud Parentani (pp. 68-75), depends heavily (and explicitly) on work by tau co-investigator William Unruh (Physics, UBC). His (1981) analogy between propagation of a sound wave in a moving fluid and that of light in a curved spacetime forms the basis of the authors' model of spacetime as an atomistic fluid aether.


 


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