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Students on the Beamlines – Canadian Light Source

Run by Canadian Light Source (CLS)

Who can apply: High school students 14 and older, as a group led by a teacher; the teacher writes the proposal and needs a prior connection with CLS Education. Grades are not a criterion

Cost and deadline

THIS PROGRAM IS
Free
DEADLINE TBA

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

FORMAT
Research and mentorship
DURATION
A school-year project with beamtime in Saskatoon
GRADES
High school (14+)
LOCATION
Your school, plus beamtime at the Canadian Light Source in Saskatoon, SK

Who can apply

High school students 14 and older, as a group led by a teacher; the teacher writes the proposal and needs a prior connection with CLS Education. Grades are not a criterion

About this program

A teacher and a group of students design their own experiment and run it on a beamline at Canada's synchrotron in Saskatoon, then present what they found. Students lead the project with mentors from the Light Source. The teacher applies, not the student, so show this to a science teacher. The spring 2026 call closed April 1, and the next call opens in October 2026.