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Dr. Clarence Virtue

Dr. Virtue is a foundational investigator in neutrino astrophysics, playing leading roles in SNO and SNO+ underground experiments deep in the Sudbury basin.

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Documented research interests and leadership

Research areas
Neutrino Physics, Supernova Detection, Direct Dark Matter Search, Low-Background Counting
Academic position
Professor of Physics & Lead Researcher at SNOLAB
Primary university source
Official directory entry ↗
Recruitment status
Not verified. Leadership profile does not imply active vacancies or assistantship availability.

Supervision and contact

Students interested in graduate or doctoral research supervision in Neutrino Physics, Supernova Detection, Direct Dark Matter Search are advised to consult formal department application channels.

Important verification note

Facts reflect official university directory records reviewed 2026-10-15. Faculty recruitment and admissions require formal application.

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