Category: 16+ Years

  • Electromagnetic Adventures #3: Permanent magnets… in space!

    Electromagnetic Adventures #3: Permanent magnets… in space!

    Explore the structure of matter across many length scales to understand how permanent magnets work, and discover along the way that magnetism comes in more flavours than you’d expect.

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  • Electromagnetic adventures #2: Currents 🔁 Magnets

    Electromagnetic adventures #2: Currents 🔁 Magnets

    Learn how electric currents can create magnetic fields as well as the opposite phenomenon – how changing magnetic fields can create electric currents.

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  • How to create photons you can see

    How to create photons you can see

    Learn how light is created, how incandescence (“warm light”) differs from luminescence (“cold light”) and how we use the latter in scintillation detectors.

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  • Electromagnetic adventures #1: How to steer a proton

    Electromagnetic adventures #1: How to steer a proton

    Explore electromagnetic fields, how to control a beam of electrically charged particles and how to design a particle accelerator like the LHC.

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  • 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.

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  • Scattering boxes – Seeing the invisible

    Scattering boxes – Seeing the invisible

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

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  • ATLAS Cheat Sheets

    ATLAS Cheat Sheets

    Explore concepts from the Standard Model to conservation laws using cheat sheet created by researchers at the ATLAS Collaboration.

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  • Videos about CERN

    Videos about CERN

    Browse through a collection of YouTube videos related to the physics, engineering, applications, and people of CERN.

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  • Particle Identities

    Particle Identities

    Take the personality quiz to find out which elementary particle you are.

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  • 3D-printable Scattering Experiment

    3D-printable Scattering Experiment

    Build a 3D printed setup to perform scattering experiments.

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