Tag: UK
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ALGERIA
Institutes National Responsible Essma Redouane Salah Faculty of SciencesDepartment of PhysicsUniversity of M’silaUniversity PoleRoad Bourdj Bou ArreiridjM’sila 28000 +213 35 13 38 54 E-Mail 1E-Mail 2
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Frank Close
Former CHAIR 1997-2001 Oxford University, UK
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FI-Global Cosmic
Mandate In the projections around the measurement of cosmic rays, students can dive into the fascinating world of the exploration of the universe. They become familiar with scientific work using modern measurement and analysis methods. The contacts to scientist and research facilities as well as the gain of experience are meant to cater to the student…
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Highlights from the 30th IPPOG Meeting at CERN
The 30th IPPOG Collaboration Meeting took place at CERN from 27 to 30 October 2025, bringing together members, coordinators, and guests from across the globe to share best practices, success stories, and future directions for particle physics outreach and education. Day 1 – Inspiring Success Stories The meeting opened with a dynamic series of presentations…
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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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IMC Contact
Contact Should you have any inquiries or suggestions regarding the International Masterclasses, please do not hesitate to contact us: ippog-imc-contact@cern.ch Acknowledgements In 1997, the IMC program started in the UK, see report by Roger Barlow in CERN courier 2014. The next step happened in 2005, the World Year of Physics, when the program was organised in many…
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Resources & Past Projects
Past Projects In Japan In Russia In Taiwan In UK
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QuarkNet Cymru
QuarkNet Cymru builds on existing STEM programmes linked with HiSPARC and QuarkNet and a programme to pilot the use of cosmic ray detectors in schools across South Wales. Since January 2016, the project has tried to enthuse secondary school students in STEM activities through engagement in real hands-on astrophysics experiments — measuring cosmic rays using detectors…
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HiSPARC
INTRO High School Project on Astrophysics Research with Cosmics (HiSPARC) is a project in which secondary schools and academic institutions join forces and form a network to measure cosmic rays with extremely high energy. HiSPARC offers students the opportunity to participate in real research, with the purpose of finding out more about these mysterious and rare…
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Detecting Cosmic Rays – possible student projects
INTRO Three portable scintillation telescopes, each comprising a pair of scintillators, have been constructed, following the QuarkNet design, in the School of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Birmingham. These telescopes can be set up and used conveniently by students to measure the flux of cosmic rays; its dependence on distance between the scintillators,…