The history of the universe in Luca Ralli's animated drawings By INFN Communication Office Animated drawings by Luca Ralli Project and texts by Francesca Scianitti Voice: Maria Giulia Scarcella Sound effects and audio editing: Fabio Vignaroli With the contribution of Antonella Varaschin

The history of the universe in Luca Ralli's animated drawings By INFN Communication Office Animated drawings by Luca Ralli Project and texts by Francesca Scianitti Voice: Maria Giulia Scarcella Sound effects and audio editing: Fabio Vignaroli With the contribution of Antonella Varaschin

Introduces students to CERN, LHC and ATLAS; instructions on how to use the HYPATIA event display to analyze data from ATLAS, specifically Z and Higgs boson decays.

How a magnetic field is generated, the Lorentz force, etc. A web application shows how various particles behave in different magnetic fields depending on their speed, field intensity, orientation.

Three physicists discuss the meaning of the latest result on anomaly in the B meson decay as measured by the LHCb experiment. Follow-up video about new results released in Spring 2019.

Popular science encyclopedia on the Large Hadron Collider and particle physics (in russian).

Barry Barish, Kip Thorne, Rainer Weiss, (eng sub ita)

This guide was created to provide ideas, opportunities, and most importantly “how-to” information regarding physics outreach programs. The goal of the Guide is to arm you with all the information you will need to do outreach programs, starting with a selection of possible outreach programs you can do. For every program we list, we provide the details about the resources you need, how to actually execute the program, FAQs, as well as Success Stories and experts you can contact for more information.

This guide was created to provide ideas, opportunities, and most importantly “how-to” information regarding physics outreach programs. The goal of the Guide is to arm you with all the information you will need to do outreach programs, starting with a selection of possible outreach programs you can do. For every program we list, we provide the details about the resources you need, how to actually execute the program, FAQs, as well as Success Stories and experts you can contact for more information.

The International Cosmic Day enables students to get in contact with astroparticle physicists to get a first insight into their research, experimental methods and everyday work as a scientist. Some questions which will be adressed are: What are cosmic particles? Where do they come from? How can they be measured?