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CAP Congress
Jeff Dahn, 2009 Teaching Medal winner, explains one of his class demos.
The CAP Congress is the most important general physics conference in Canada. Every year, hundreds of Canadian and international physicists meet at the host Canadian university to:
- Communicate the results of their recent research
- Experience research presentation across the broad spectrum of physics sub-disciplines in our Divisions
- Exchange ideas and to argue alternate interpretations through informal discussion
- Be informed of and to debate matters of science policy
- Promote physics education
- Conduct the affairs of the Association
- Renew old friendships
It is also a time for the Annual General Meeting of the CAP and its CAP Divisions.





