Register now
for CERN's Beamline for Schools Competition 2016. ( http://cern.ch/bl4s )
CERN is
offering high-school students from around the world the chance to create and
perform a scientific experiment on a CERN accelerator beamline. Now in its
third year, the competition is open to teams of at least 5 students aged 16 and
up with at least one adult supervisor, or “coach”.
Previous winners have tested
webcams and classroom-grown crystals in the beamline, others have studied how particles decay and investigated high-energy gamma rays.
To enter,
register your team name and your coach’s contact details now to start receiving
email updates. Find out about the beamline and facilities on this website, then
think of a simple, creative experiment. Submit your 1000-word proposal and
1-minute video (both in English only) by midnight (CET) 31 March 2016. In June
2016, CERN will announce between 10 and 20 shortlisted teams, one (maybe two)
of these teams will come to CERN.
All
participants will receive a certificate. Shortlisted teams will win a BL4S
t-shirt for each team member, a cosmic-ray detector for the school and, for
some, the chance to visit a nearby physics laboratory. For the winning team(s),
nine members and up to two adult coaches per team will be invited, all expenses
paid, to CERN for 10 days, preferably in September 2016, to carry out the
experiments on the beamline.
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