Calling all undergraduate students! The 2021 CAP Lecture Series is fast approaching and we can't wait to see you all - virtually. For more information about the 6 speakers and schedule, visit the page attached below.

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The Canadian Association of Physicists (CAP) represents the Canadian physics community pursuing initiatives that enhance the vitality of physics and the contribution of physicists in Canada. Learn more >

In November 2020, the CAP EDI Survey Team launched the largest-ever survey of the Canadian physics community. The bilingual survey received over three-thousand responses, and the preliminary survey participant demographics were released.

More results will be presented at the CAP Virtual Congress in June 2021.

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Are you a student looking for a summer position, postdoctoral fellowship or research opportunity? A teacher looking for a job? A working professional looking for a position in the physics industry? Check out our employment board filled with positions available for everyone! Learn more >

The CAP unequivocally condemns racism of any form in the strongest terms. We stand in solidarity with our members from black and indigenous communities and all who face violence and discrimination.

We re-affirm here our commitment to equity, diversity and inclusion in physics as described in the statement of values of our strategic plan which you can view here. Learn more >

The CAP Art of Physics Competition challenges students and non-physicists to identify and capture a beautiful or unusual physics phenomenon in a photograph. Learn more >

The CAP Foundation's Ignite the Spark Campaign will enable Nnw CAP initiatives and scholarships to raise the visibility of physics in Canada. Donate today! Learn more >

CAP Institutional Members: CAP Institutional members promote and support physics and physics research in Canada and help to support our vision of unleashing the full potential of physics and physicists for the benefit of Canada. Learn more >