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CERN's summer student programme is designed for people in their third year of higher education. As well as getting the chance to work in a research environment, summer students also attend a series of lectures specially prepared for them. Scientists from around the world share their knowledge about a wide range of topics in the fields of theoretical and experimental particle physics and computing.
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English
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31 episodes
since Aug. 13, 2004
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Daniela Bortoletto (Purdue University and Oxford University) provides an introduction to particle detectors (I), followed by a more detailed look at aspects of interactions with matter (II), scintillators and gaseous detectors (III), silicon detectors (IV) and calorimetry (V).
Daniela Bortoletto (Purdue University and Oxford University) provides an introduction to particle detectors (I), followed by a more detailed look at aspects of interactions with matter (II), scintillators and gaseous detectors (III), silicon detectors (IV) and calorimetry (V).
Daniela Bortoletto (Purdue University and Oxford University) provides an introduction to particle detectors (I), followed by a more detailed look at aspects of interactions with matter (II), scintillators and gaseous detectors (III), silicon detectors (IV) and calorimetry (V).
Daniela Bortoletto (Purdue University and Oxford University) provides an introduction to particle detectors (I), followed by a more detailed look at aspects of interactions with matter (II), scintillators and gaseous detectors (III), silicon detectors (IV) and calorimetry (V).
Rolf Heuer, CERN’s Director-General, welcomes the 2014 summer students to CERN and presents an introduction to the organization and its work.
Daniela Bortoletto (Purdue University and Oxford University) provides an introduction to particle detectors (I), followed by a more detailed look at aspects of interactions with matter (II), scintillators and gaseous detectors (III), silicon detectors (IV) and calorimetry (V).
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