From 14 to 20 September 2024, the University of Bonn celebrated the 70th anniversary of the famous European nuclear research center CERN for an entire week. With a varied program of science slams, physics shows and a concluding symposium, the focus was on the fascinating world of particle physics.
At the next Particle Café on 27.9.2024 we will have Dr Martin Schultens as our guest, who will talk about Data Science & Smart Trading and his career with particle physics. Come and join us!
The European nuclear research centre CERN is turning 70, celebrate with us from 14-20 September 2024 at the University of Bonn. The major anniversary of particle physics research in Europe will be celebrated on a big stage in Berlin this week and we would also like to contribute to the celebrations in Bonn with a series of events.
At the open day at the Research and Technology Center for Detector Physics and Accelerator ELSA at the University of Bonn, almost 1,000 visitors were able to gain an insight into research into the physics of the smallest particles at the University of Bonn. The Particle World Network at the Bonn node and our Fellows were of course also represented there with various offers.
From May 24-31, 2024, this year's Belle II Academy, a school for master's and doctoral students in particle physics, took place in Murnau (Bavaria).
On May 16, 2024, the Research and Technology Center for Detector Physics (FTD) at the University of Bonn hosted a workshop for pupils and students to build their own small particle detectors. The participants built their own small particle detectors under the direction of Sebastian Laudage (AG Prof. Florian Bernlochener) and Dr. Maike Hansen.
On April 22, 2024, Prof. Lena Funcke was a guest at the Particle Café at the University of Bonn to talk to interested pupils and students.
From April 15 to 17, 2024, the workshop on communicating the physics of the smallest particles took place at the Physics Center in Bad Honnef. In theoretical and practical sessions, the participants were given various methods and materials to successfully communicate particle physics.