CERN@school
CERN@school is a project funded by STFC (via a Large Public Engagement award) that brings technology from CERN into the classroom to aid with the teaching of particle physics. It aims to inspire the next generation of physicists and engineers by giving school students the opportunity to be part of a national collaboration of students, teachers and academics, analysing data obtained from detectors based on the ground and in space.
A CERN@school detector © The Langton Star Centre 2012
CERN@school also gives secondary schools across the country the opportunity to become engaged in university-level physics research, using a real piece of detectortechnology developed at CERN by the Medipix Collaboration in school laboratories. We are indebted to the companies and organisations featured below:
as well as Actel, ARM, REM Oxford, Graphic PLC, NPL, API Technologies (formerly C-MAC), the Institute of Experimental and Applied Physics at the Czech Technical University in Prague and VPT Inc. USA.to the companies and organisations listed below, as well as Actel, ARM, REM Oxford, Graphic PLC, NPL, API Technologies (formerly C-MAC), the Institute of Experimental and Applied Physics at the Czech Technical University in Prague and VPT Inc. USA.
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