Category: Global Cosmics
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Netzwerk Teilchenwelt
INTRO On the track of the Big Bang. In the network “Netzwerk Teilchenwelt” one can enjoy particle physics and astroparticle physics to touch. At workshops in schools, student labs or museums, young people and teachers across the whole of Germany experience the world of Quarks, Elektron & Co. with real data from science or their…
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Cosmic@Web
INTRO Without any programming knowledge and comfortably from a home laptop, students can work with Cosmic@Web like an astroparticle physicist. Data from simplified cosmic rays experiments, most of which are carried out at DESY in Zeuthen, are integrated into Cosmic@Web and thus offer easy access to real long-term measurements. On the website you will find…
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e-PÉRON
INTRO e-PÉRON: a virtual lab dedicated on cosmic rays.The Labex OCEVU (a cluster of 6 research laboratories located in the south of France) and the Observatoire Midi-Pyrénées offers the possibility for the teachers and their students, from high school to university to experiment cosmic ray physics for real on a dedicated platform online. Via a…
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Cosmos à l’École
INTRO In France, a collaboration started several years ago between the “Institut National de Physique Nucléaire et de Physique des Particules” (IN2P3) of the CNRS and “Sciences à l’École”, a project from the French Education Ministry which is promoting science in high schools and higher education. Large cosmic ray detectors called “Cosmodétecteurs” are built in…
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CallioLab
INTRO Callio Lab is a new environment for underground research and other activities. The laboratory is located in the Pyhäsalmi Mine which is a copper and zinc mine. It is the oldest operating mine in Finland and the deepest active hard rock mine in Europe with the depth of 1444 metres. Callio Lab is a part…
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GLOBAL COSMIC RAYS PORTAL
Welcome! The IPPOG Global Cosmic group invites educators and students to embark on hands-on sessions using setups suitable to be deployed as tabletop designs. In some of them the participants receive step-by-step instructions to build and assemble cosmic ray detectors, often using scintillator materials and photomultipliers. In others, open source software is prepared to facilitate data…
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Information for High School Students
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Worldwide Data Day
World Wide Data Day (W2D2) gives high school students around the world the opportunity to explore real data from the Large Hadron Collider (LHC). Working in teams with support from teachers and physicists, students analyse particle physics data and share their findings with peers worldwide through an international videoconference. W2D2 extends the spirit of the…