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Posted By Administration, Tuesday 17 October 2023
Updated: Tuesday 24 October 2023
Author: Sascha Schmeling

 

Beamline for Schools

Beamline for Schools 2024 is about to start! This physics competition for high school students from all around the world invites them to propose an experiment that they want to perform at a beamline. The popular competition reaches its 10th anniversary in 2024. Three winning teams will be selected, two teams will perform their experiments at CERN and one at DESY.

There will be additional prizes for up to 40 selected teams (https://beamline-for-schools.web.cern.ch/bl4s-competition/prizes). All the prospective participants who preregister to the competition (https://beamlineforschools.cern/form/preregistration-2024) will have the possibility to follow online events and virtual visits prior to the submission of their proposal. 

The deadline to submit a proposal is 10 April 2024 at 23:59 CEST. 

Further information can be found in the official invitation (https://beamline-for-schools.web.cern.ch/sites/default/files/Invitation_BL4S_2024.pdf).

 

CERN International Teacher Programmes 2024

The application process for CERN’s international teacher programmes 2024 opens on 1st November 2023! The HST Programme will take place from 30 June - 14 July 2024 and the ITW Programme will take place from 4th-17th August 2024!

Apply via http://teachers.cern!

Tags:  Associate Members  B4S  Beamline For Schools  CERN  CERN International Teacher Programmes 2024  education  EPS AM  EPS PED  EPS Physics Education Division  outreach 

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The European Physical Society cooperates with the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in Dubna, Russia

Posted By Administration, Thursday 12 August 2021

Authors: Luc Bergé, Eliezer Rabinovici, Gertrud Zwicknagl, Radu Constantinescu


The Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (JINR) is an international, world famous intergovernmental organisation located in Dubna, Russia. EPS Historic Site of the EPS, JINR is a unique example of integration of fundamental theoretical and experimental research in nuclear, particle and accelerator physics with developments and applications to cutting edge technology and university education.

On 20 January 2021, a delegation of the EPS composed of the present authors met online with the Directorate of the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (JINR), including Director Grigory Trubnikov, JINR Chief Scientific Secretary Alexander Sorin, University Center Director Stanislav Pakuliak, and Head of the International Cooperation Department Dmitry Kamanin. This meeting launched prospects for joint initiatives, in particular the opportunity for the EPS to support Physics Summer Schools for young scientists and establish closer contacts to increase mutual exchanges between relevant EPS scientific divisions and groups and the JINR Scientific Council. A second meeting was held on 18 June to go through areas of common interest for further cooperation. Theoretical physics, particle physics, nuclear physics, and high-performance computing were identified as promising realms for co-organizing schools, conferences and participations to future programme advisory committees. The EPS will invite its Divisions and Groups of interest to delegate one or several of their Board Members to join JINR scientific committees. From its side, JINR will organise an EPS Young Minds Section in Dubna. Nikolay Voytishin, the Chairman of the JINR Association of Young Scientists and Specialists (AYSS), has been appointed as a coordinator for this project in Dubna.

These discussions resulted in the signature of a letter of intent between EPS and JINR. The agreement stipulates that JINR will take in charge the lodging and local expenses of students attending its Summer Schools, while the EPS will provide 4 grants of €500 per year for the travel costs. An open call for applications will be managed by JINR. Applicants will only need to send their CV and a letter of reference. A panel involving representatives from EPS and JINR will evaluate the applications and make recommendation to JINR Director and EPS President who will endorse the choice of the selected students.

The EPS fully supports the JINR Summer School programme and invite its community of young researchers to register on http://students.jinr.ru/en for the coming Summer Schools expected to restart on-site from autumn 2021.

Waiting for this, they are also invited to enjoy the free-of-charge current INTernational REmote Student Training (INTEREST) online courses (http://INTEREST.jinr.ru/). The EPS also recommends to attend the JINR AYSS conferences and summer schools (http://uc.jinr.ru/en/isc).

If you are interested in participating to these events, please, contact Ms. Ophélia Fornari (ophelia.fornari@eps.org), Personal Assistant of the EPS Secretary General, or Prof. Stanislav Pakuliak, JINR UC Director (pakuliak@jinr.ru).

The next JINR-EPS meeting is scheduled for September-October 2021.

Authors: Luc Bergé – EPS president, Eliezer Rabinovici, Gertrud Zwicknagl  – Members of the EPS Executive Committee  – and Radu Constantinescu – Chair of EPS European Integration Committee. All authors are members of the Working Group 3 on cooperation with Eastern States.

Tags:  Associate Members  EPS AM  JINR  summer school 

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Call for undergraduate students' internship at ALBA-CELLS

Posted By Administration, Thursday 11 September 2014
From September 8th until September 28th, undergraduate students interested in doing an internship in the ALBA Synchrotron can submit a proposal. Further information can be found on the ALBA-CELLS website.

Tags:  ALBA Cells  Associate Members  students 

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ALBA Activity Report 2013

Posted By Administration, Monday 28 July 2014
ALBA has published its annual report of activities performed in 2013. This document includes scientific results, divisions' reports, collaboration agreements, etc.

Click here to read or download the report.
Visit the ALBA-CELLS website.

Tags:  ALBA Cells  AM  Associate Members 

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ALBA -CELLS: new call for 2015 experiments

Posted By Administration, Friday 13 June 2014
Till July 7th a new call for proposals of the ALBA Synchrotron is opened. These experiments will be developed from January to June 2015.

Read the full article on the ALBA-CELLS website.

Tags:  ALBA Cells  AM  Associate Members  call 

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EPFL: The SwissTech Convention Center, a laboratory for conferences of the future

Posted By Administration, Thursday 3 April 2014
EPFL, 3 April 2014 

The SwissTech Convention Center, which opened today, is one of the most modern and best equipped conference centers in the world. With this new tool that makes it possible to organize the most ambitious meetings, EPFL reaffirms its strong position at the heart of Europe’s scientific community. Funded by two Credit Suisse real estate funds, the building and the Northern Quarter in which it stands were planned and carried out by HRS Real Estate SA according to plans by the architectural firm Richter Dahl Rocha & Associés SA in Lausanne. In a world first, a solar photovoltaic facade composed of “Grätzel cells” has been installed with the support of Romande Energie.

More info on the
EPFL website.

Tags:  Associate Members  conferences  EPFL 

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ESA Spin Your Thesis! - deadline for proposal 9 December 2013

Posted By Administration, Tuesday 22 October 2013
Updated: Tuesday 22 October 2013
The European Space Agency [ESA] is proud to announce the fifth edition of the Spin Your Thesis! programme. Through this programme, several teams of university students will be given the opportunity to carry out experiments in hypergravity using the Large Diameter Centrifuge facility at ESTEC in the Netherlands.
Spin Your Thesis! calls for students to design and develop a scientific or technological experiment that requires hypergravity (between 1 and 20 times Earth's gravity) for a few hours or days, as part of their syllabus.

The submission deadline for experiment proposals is December 9, 2013.

Up to four teams will be selected to perform their experiments during ESA’s Spin Your Thesis! 2013 campaign, which will take place in September-October 2014.


The  details of this programme, including instructions on how to apply, can be found on the ESA Education Office website at http://www.esa.int/education.

Tags:  Associate Members  ESA 

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Thinkrotron: Echoes of the ESRF

Posted By Administration, Friday 4 October 2013

From Saturday, 5th October 2013, and for three months, the ESRF will be a pivotal element of an exhibition called "The Chamber of Echo” (La chambre d’écho), organised by the Grenoble Centre for Scientific, Industrial and Technical Culture (CCSTI). The work is staged in the orange grove that borders the lush botanical gardens of the town’s Natural History Museum.

Read the full article on the ESRF website.

Tags:  Associate Members  ESRF 

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