Tag: Countries
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Astronomy Astrophysics Antarctic Research in Thailand (AAART)
We are a research group based at Chiang Mai University, dedicated to exploring cosmic rays, neutrinos, and space weather interactions through experimental observations, data analysis, and detector development. We aim to expand Thailand’s role in high-energy astrophysics by contributing to global research collaborations and advancing detector technologies for next-generation experiments. Our team leads workshops, training programs, and outreach initiatives to foster the next generation of scientists in Thailand and Southeast…
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IPPOG at EPS-HEP 2025: Outreach at Europe’s Largest Particle Physics Conference
This year, IPPOG took part in EPS-HEP 2025, the flagship European conference in high energy physics, held in Marseille, France. Organised by several major French research institutes (CPPM, CC-IN2P3, CPT, L2IT, LAM, and LUPM), EPS-HEP 2025 brought together hundreds of physicists from across the globe to present and discuss the latest developments in particle physics,…
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Highlights from the 29th IPPOG Meeting at Fermilab
Last week, the International Particle Physics Outreach Group (IPPOG) held its 29th Collaboration Meeting at Fermilab, the renowned U.S. national laboratory for particle physics. Over the course of four inspiring days, members from across the globe came together to exchange ideas, share updates, plan future outreach efforts, and strengthen the community that brings particle physics…
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Outreacher of the Month: Kazuo Tanaka
At IPPOG, we believe scientific curiosity should be nurtured, not gatekept. That’s why we’re proud to spotlight individuals who are actively breaking barriers in science communication. This month, we shine the light on Kazuo Tanaka, a particle physicist, educator, and outreach pioneer whose work is reshaping how young people interact with science. Kazuo’s story is…
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Interview with Ambre Visive for IPPOG
Few days ago we had the pleasure to meet in person Ambre Visive at CERN. 1. Can you share a bit about your journey to particle physics? What drew you to the field, and how did your experiences outside of formal education shape your current career? As a child, I wanted to become a surgeon…
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Outreacher of the Month: Simone Ragoni
Welcome to IPPOG’s newest feature, “Outreacher of the Month,” where we shine a spotlight on individuals who have made remarkable contributions to the world of scientific outreach. For January 2025, we are thrilled to feature Simone Ragoni, a researcher whose passion for particle physics and dedication to public engagement have made him an inspiring figure…
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University of Liverpool
Institute University of LiverpoolLiverpoolL69 3BX UoL HEP Masterclass ContactSaskia CharityCarl Gwilliam Research & Teaching The University of Liverpool Founded in 1881, the University of Liverpool is the “Original Redbrick” University. Today, it hosts a student population of more than 30,000 students on its lively campus in the centre of Liverpool. With a commitment to research-led teaching, the…
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Passport to the Infinite: the Journey goes on
The story does not stop here… Neither for the scientists nor for you, interested reader. In this section the story and the authors of the original book are presented, as well as other publications from CNRS/IN2P3, one of the pillars of the IPPOG collaboration in France. A glossary provides tips for further exploration, and links…
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2024: Photo Contest
2024: Photo Contest 01 March 2024 – 30 April 2024IPPOG Coordination Team The very first IPPOG Photo Contest was organised in spring 2024, with the theme: International Masterclass (IMC). The contributions were of very high quality but the jury had, nonetheless, to select winners ! Results were announced during the 27th collaboration meeting, organised by…
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IMC Articles
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