Category: Newsletter
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Baby MIND prepares for first physics run with WAGASCI at T2K
Baby MIND prepares for first physics run with WAGASCI at T2K Extracting ever more precise information from long-baseline neutrino oscillation experiments calls for a better understanding of neutrino production and neutrino interactions with their target detectors, through experimental programmes dedicated to neutrino cross-section measurements and validation of neutrino interaction models. The challenge is in the
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Atomic Experiments for Dark Matter and Gravity Exploration
Atomic Experiments for Dark Matter and Gravity Exploration A workshop on “Atomic Experiments for Dark Matter and Gravity Exploration” was held at CERN on 22nd and 23rd of July, More than 130 participants met at CERN to review the landscape of cold atom experiments for exploring dark sector physics, gravitational effects and new fundamental interactions.
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Discussing synergies between particle physics, astrophysics and nuclear physics
Discussing synergies between particle physics, astrophysics and nuclear physics One overarching objective of science is to further our understanding of the universe, from its early stages to its current state and future evolution. This depends on gaining insight on the universe’s most macroscopic components, for example galaxies and stars, as well as describing its smallest
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Minjae Kwon
Minjae Kwon My name is Minjae Kwon from South Korea, in detail, Busan and Masan, the south part. The work I envolved was analysis some data during the upgrade of detector setup in the ALICE Experiment.
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Stephan Kunne
Stephan Kunne My name is Stephan Kunne and I come from France. I had the chance to spend a few months at CERN as a summer student, to follow lectures on physics, and to work on the worldwide computing grid for the ATLAS experiment. This was an exceptional opportunity for me. Before arriving here, I
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Kehang Bai
Kehang Bai The first day I arrived at CERN, I was walking on crutches, painfully pretending I was enjoying my dream job. Without noticing, my twisted ankle has been healed, progress has been made in my project, and I have been to amazing places with my favourite group of friends. On the last day of
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Angèle Taillard
Angèle Taillard Hi all, My name is Angèle Taillard, and I somehow got selected for this incredible experience. Well in fact, I didn't know it would be THAT great. I was completely overwhelmed by work at uni when I received the mail, but I read a "Congratulations !" with a CERN adress and took me
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Genevieve Hayes
Genevieve Hayes My experience as a CERN summer student has been nothing short of incredible. The CERN atmosphere thrives on diversity, curiosity and creativity which was certainly embodied by the students and staff I met throughout the program. I began my summer at UBC in Canada where I joined the ATLAS collaboration and built neural
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Abdullatif Rashdan
Abdullatif Rashdan Hi there! I am Abdullatif Rashdan from Bahrain. I am a senior student majoring in computer engineering at University of Bahrain. Being selected for this program and going through the entire experiment was the best experience I have ever had. The amount of fun we had this summer is unbelievable. It was my
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Hobbs Willett
Hobbs Willett My story starts, long forgotten in the corner of a study room, where i find a pile of CERN summer project bookmarks. This is the only way i know such a thing even exists! My project was in using Spack for package management for experiment software stacks. I learned to like it through