Tag: Summer Students

  • Brian Thorsbro: from science fiction to scientific data

    Brian Thorsbro: from science fiction to scientific data

    Brian Thorsbro: from science fiction to scientific data Hi, I am Brian Thorsbro and I am a summer student at CERN year 2014. I work at the Alice experiment and my work involves Monte Carlo simulations of particle collisions. Most Monte Carlo generators export the generated data to the format called HepMC and my task

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  • Matthew Quenneville: from Canada to CERN

    Matthew Quenneville: from Canada to CERN

    Matthew Quenneville: from Canada to CERN I am Matthew Quenneville and I am an undergraduate studying Mathematical Physics at Simon Fraser University, near Vancouver, Canada. I heard about the programme, through a student who worked here last summer, and I decided to apply! My time at CERN has been an experience that I will never

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  • Stathis Megas: a summer at the front of HEP research

    Stathis Megas: a summer at the front of HEP research

    Stathis Megas: a summer at the front of HEP research I am a physics student at the university of Athens specialising in High Energy Particle Physics. Studying mathematics and physics, in addition to what is needed to carry on my projects (either here at CERN or back at UoA), is a big part of my

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  • Bagus Hanindhito

    Bagus Hanindhito

    Bagus Hanindhito Working day-to-day in the biggest particle physics laboratory in the world is just awesome. At first, I think that I fall into the deepest of my daydream. But then, I realize that it is real just when a door in building 304 hit me. I can see the famous, Globe of Science and

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  • Katrin Kroeger: studying jets with ATLAS

    Katrin Kroeger: studying jets with ATLAS

    Katrin Kroeger: studying jets with ATLAS I am Katrin Kroeger from Germany and I have recently obtained my Bachelor of Science in Physics at the University of Goettingen. During this summer I am participating for nine weeks in the CERN summer student programme. I decided to apply for the programme when some of my friends

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  • Florian M. Brunbauer

    Florian M. Brunbauer

    Florian M. Brunbauer Working in a great team on a fun and interesting project, while hearing lectures about various fields of physics and engineering from renown experts and visiting the world’s most advanced high energy physics experiments – a perfect recipe for an unforgettable summer! I arrived in late June unsure what my actual project

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  • A summer to remember

    A summer to remember

    A summer to remember Arriving at CERN I was nervous and excited I had no idea what to expect. My main reason for applying to CERN was to meet students from all over the world who were just as excited to be here as i was. So I was delighted to find within my first

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  • A world map of PH Summer Students 2013.

    A world map of PH Summer Students 2013.

    A world map of PH Summer Students 2013. During the summer CERN turns into one of the most international and lively places you could ever imagine as hundrends of Summer Students arrive every year from all over the world. Students with different backgrounds spend a few weeks working with their supervisors on numerous topics in

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  • CERN Summer Students: A summer to remember!

    CERN Summer Students: A summer to remember!

    CERN Summer Students: A summer to remember! Summer Students had the unique opportunity to get a glimpse of the life at CERN by attending fascinating lectures, visiting the underground facilities and working in the experimental teams. In addition, besides developing their academic skills, the summer school experience will help the participants establish useful contacts with

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  • Antimatter Event with Rolf Landua: Everything you wanted to ask.

    Antimatter Event with Rolf Landua: Everything you wanted to ask.

    Antimatter Event with Rolf Landua: Everything you wanted to ask. Shortly after Dirac’s prediction, the first antiparticle was discovered in 1932. Since then, antimatter has been largely studied and produced in many experiments in order to help unrevealing the mysteries of the Universe. Antimatter has also reached the general public through science fiction, especially through

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