Category: 13-15 Years

  • Solvay DIY Experiments Videos

    Solvay DIY Experiments Videos

    DIY Experiments Videos You can find here the entire collection of short videos published on social media as part of the CERN-Solvay Education Programme. They connect a piece of CERN’s science or technology to an experiment you can easily perform at home or at school. Discover your inner scientist through these DIY experiments: there nothing

    Explore →

  • Tinkering Activity: Keeping the LHC cool

    Tinkering Activity: Keeping the LHC cool

    Develop scientific reasoning and creative problem-solving skills through tinkering, while learning about thermal insulation and how the LHC is kept at extremely low temperatures.

    Explore →

  • Particle Twister

    Particle Twister

    Learn about the Standard Model by playing a particle physics version of the game of Twister!

    Explore →

  • Particle Physics Board Game

    Particle Physics Board Game

    A card game designed to help you familiarize yourself with the Standard Model of particle physics.

    Explore →

  • The LHCb activity book

    The LHCb activity book

    Discover the LHCb experiment and the physics of matter and antimatter with this fun activity book for kids of all ages.

    Explore →

  • SOLVAY Online Physics Course

    SOLVAY Online Physics Course

    Videos about a scientific topic useful to CERN scientists and engineers in 20 to 30 minutes.

    Explore →

  • Cosmic SOS

    Cosmic SOS

    Explore electromagnetic radiation and ionising particles through an adventure game presented as a workshop.

    Explore →

  • Balloon Hovercraft – Power of Air

    Balloon Hovercraft – Power of Air

    Explore how air is able to help us lift heavy things by reducing friction.

    Explore →

  • Particle Detectives: A low-cost portable science show

    Particle Detectives: A low-cost portable science show

    Join us as ‘particle detectives’ to explore particles and their interactions, from molecules to CERN.

    Explore →

  • Scattering boxes – Seeing the invisible

    Scattering boxes – Seeing the invisible

    Explore how balls interact with a hidden structure to develop a scientific model.

    Explore →