WIVERN is the first satellite in the world capable of measuring wind in clouds and precipitation such as rain, snow and ice ...

A competency, in the NRC, is defined as: "An observable and measurable knowledge, skill, ability or personal characteristic required by NRC employees to achieve the superior performance output / ...

Surftec is a multi-partner research initiative led by the National Research Council of Canada (NRC) which specializes and focuses on industry-driven needs for thermal spray technologies. Thermal spray ...

SIM Week 2025 brings together metrology authorities from countries across the Americas. It is a unique opportunity for national metrology institutes in the Americas to share knowledge and collaborate.

The competencies below have been identified as key behavioural competencies contributing to excellence in a research role at NRC. They are not intended to represent all of the competencies necessary ...

Have you submitted an application and are looking for information on the call for proposals (round 2)? You'll find answers on our "Frequently asked questions" page. The Arctic and Northern Challenge ...

The first 5 CHORD dishes at the NRC's Dominion Radio Astrophysical Observatory will start the formation of the 64-dish CHORD pathfinder. Photo credit: NRC Construction of CHORD, the most ambitious ...

Le radiotélescope de nouvelle génération s'appuiera sur le leadership en astronomie du Canada pour dévoiler les mystères du cosmos Les 5 premières antennes paraboliques CHORD de l'Observatoire fédéral ...

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Direct access to codes and user's guides in electronic format! Codes and user's guides published by the National Research Council of Canada (NRC) are available directly through the NRC Publications ...

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Sur la Terre, il y a quatre saisons en astronomie, définies par le déplacement du soleil dans le ciel. Pour l'hémisphère Nord : 2011 le 20 mars 23:21 le 21 juin 17:16 le 23 sept. 09:04 le 22 déc.