Tag: Resources
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ATLAS Interview – Isabelle Wingerter-Seez, Liquid Argon Calorimeter (LAr) System Project Leader, ATLAS Experiment on the LHC at CERN
ATLAS is one of the largest and most complex science instruments ever built, designed to measure and identify particles coming from particle collisions. One of the most important measurements it makes is that of the energy of the particles. Stephen Goldfarb, ATLAS physicist (U of Michigan, USA) interviews ATLAS colleague Isabelle Wingerter-Seez, the Liquid Argon…
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Particle Masses, what if they would have been different? / Teilchenmassen – Was wäre wenn sie anders wären?
This video tells you, why particle masses are central for our daily life, and why especially their values are crucial. This is the real reason why all of us should be curious where mass comes from. Making of:: The organizers of the German exhibition die Welt Maschine (2008), the German Executive LHC Outreach Group (GELOG),…
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What is Antimatter? – video
Fermilab scientist Don Lincoln describes antimatter and its properties. He also explains why antimatter, though a reality, doesn’t pose any current threat to our existence!
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International Masterclasses Explanatory video
10 min video explaining the history, the purpose and the day of the masterclasses. Interviews with: – the current and past moderators from CERN – the students from France, Austria and the USA – interviews with a french teacher – interview with the creator of the CMS exercise – interviews of the co-contributor to the…
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Quarked!
The Quarked! project was conceived by Professor Alice Bean and a diverse team of collaborators at the University of Kansas in 2003 as an entertaining method of introducing the world of subatomic physics to kids and adults. (…) Now, Quarked! – Adventures in the Subatomic Universe brings subatomic physics to life through a multimedia project…
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Exhibit Neutrino Pendulum
This is the worldwide first model of coupled pendula, which demonstrates the complete phenomenology of neutrino flavor-oscillations for 3 different neutrino species (flavors). Up until now, only models for just 2 flavors existed. The model is adjustable corresponding to variable neutrino mass differences and variable mixing parameters (PMNS angles) between the 3 flavors. Arbitrary oscillation…
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Smashing Science
In 2009 twelve high school students won the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair’s “Best of Category” Award. The prize? A trip to Geneva, Switzerland to explore CERN. This short film made by one of the student winners, Eliza McNitt, documents these young scientists’ experiences on their journey to visit the Large Hadron Collider at…
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PhD TV: Dark Matters
Through hand drawn illustrations, this video creatively explains the basics on what we know about dark matter. Contents of this video are based on what the author learned during a conversation with physicists Daniel Whiteson and Jonathan Feng about Dark Matter and how CERN’s collider is helping answer the question “What is dark matter?”. Subjects…
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ATLAS Interview – Dario Barberis, Computing Coordinator – ATLAS Experiment on the LHC at CERN
This interview of Dario Barberis, Computing Coordinator for ATLAS on the LHC at CERN is conducted by ATLAS colleague Steven Goldfarb, (U of Michigan, USA). Subjects covered in this interview include: a. a brief description of how much data is collected, how much data is stored as a result (raw data, reconstructed data, copied data/archives),…
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ATLAS Interview – Andreas Hoecker, Data Preparation Coordinator, ATLAS Experiment on the LHC at CERN
Andreas Hoecker, Data Preparation Coordinator at ATLAS, explains to colleague Steven Goldfarb (U Michigan) the role of his team in analyzing data collected by the ATLAS detector. Subjects covered include the data transfer process from the ATLAS detector to the ATLAS Data Quality Control Room, on and off-line analysis, the role of the quality control…