Tag: Countries

  • Interview with Women in Technology (WIT)

    Interview with Women in Technology (WIT)

    Last year IPPOG welcomed Women in Technology (WIT) as Partner and Collaborator. February is a special month in the universe of science. In fact, since 2015, UN General Assembly decided to establish the 11th of February asan the annual International Day to recognise the critical role women and girls play in science and technology. WIT…

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  • A Beamline For Schools – 10th edition

    A Beamline For Schools – 10th edition

    Let’s start this new year with a wonderful announcement: the international competition “Beamline for Schools” is now in its 10th edition! BL4S is an ideal opportunity to expose today’s cutting-edge physics to tomorrow’s scientists. The competition began in 2014 to celebrate CERN’s 60th Anniversary and had already nine successful runs beamline-for-schools.web.cern.ch What is Beamline for…

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  • 24th IPPOG Autumn Collaboration Meeting at CERN

    24th IPPOG Autumn Collaboration Meeting at CERN

    “Everything happens, but we don’t know why” S. Goldfarb The aim of the International Particle Physics Outreach Group (IPPOG) is to inspire the young generations to pursue a career in STEM, especially particle physics. IPPOG does it engaging students in classrooms, laboratories, experimental halls, music festivals, art exhibitions, office buildings and government offices across the…

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  • Meet the IPPOG success stories speakers

    Meet the IPPOG success stories speakers

    There are very few days left for the next 24th IPPOG meeting. Save this date: October 27, 2022. In fact on this day, starting from 1pm we will meet the success stories selected by IPPOG and its community. 15 different stories that share a passion for science, particularly particle physics. But who are our special…

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  • IPPOG: 25th years of public commitment

    IPPOG: 25th years of public commitment

    The particle physics community has a moral obligation to inform the public on its activities. To do this well, experiences must be shared among countries in view of the need to optimise the use of resources These were the words of the former-CERN Director General Chris Llewellyn Smith during the first EPOG meeting in September…

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  • Summer job opportunities for physics students

    Summer job opportunities for physics students

    It is well known that summer is a holiday period. Many people have more free time, and they use it to travel, eat out, visit places of interest and relax, pursue their hobbies, do more shopping and even find a seasonal job.Especially for future particle physicist there are many opportunities. In this article we will…

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  • 23rd IPPOG Spring Collaboration Meeting in Podgorica, Montenegro

    by Fabiola Cacciatore It is May, spring is at the height of its colours and the sun is already hot here. Did you know that at the airport Podgorica, in Montenegro, there are rose plants bigger than you’ve ever seen, and they are there to welcome you after landing? Yes, in Podgorica, the capital of…

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  • Science Journal – Élémentaire – No. 1: de latome

    Science Journal – Élémentaire – No. 1: de latome

    This is number 1 of a series of 8 journals. No. 1 published in Spring 2005. Complete title of journal is “Élémentaire – de l’infiniment petit à l’infiniment grand.” (“Elementary”) is an outreach journal in French whose eight issues cover the particle physics, from the atom to the discoveries expected at the CERN Large Hadron…

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  • Teaching the Standard Model with charges and interactions

    Teaching the Standard Model with charges and interactions

    This article is part of the proceedings of the GIREP-MPTL conference 2018. It describes the key ideas and argumentation steps of the teaching approach developed by Netzwerk Teilchenwelt for the introduction of the base concepts of the Standard Model of particle physics, namely charges, interactions and particles. This approach is the basis for the four-volume…

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  • Asimmetrie n. 18: #newphysics

    Asimmetrie n. 18: #newphysics

    The discovery of the Higgs boson came at the end of a long journey, where the direction was marked, but the road had to be built. What now? Now the physicists are looking out onto a world we don’t know, where there are no paths, and even the directions to be followed aren’t very clear.…

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