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The Schools Challenge: time to open the boxes!
The Schools Challenge: time to open the boxes! On Friday, 13 May, local primary schoolchildren attended an event in the Globe of Science and Innovation to reveal the contents of boxes they had carefully prepared as a challenge for CERN’s scientists. Since 2011, the Be a Scientist project has been introducing pupils from schools in
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CERN scientists Archana Sharma and Pieter Mattelaer round off the investigations in response to the primary schools’ challenge
CERN scientists Archana Sharma and Pieter Mattelaer round off the investigations in response to the primary schools’ challenge At a considerable advantage thanks to the previous teams’ findings, will Archana and Pieter finally work out what’s in the boxes?Archana and Pieter analyse X-rays of the boxes to try to work out what’s inside (credit: CERN)Following
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Another pair of CERN scientists tries to identify the contents of two mystery boxes designed by local schoolchildren
Another pair of CERN scientists tries to identify the contents of two mystery boxes designed by local schoolchildren Will physicist Dorota Grabowska and engineer Alberto Di Meglio be able to use a combination of theory and fact to work out what’s inside the two boxes without opening them? Since 2011, the Be a Scientist project
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Two CERN physicists take up the mystery boxes challenge set by local primary schools
Two CERN physicists take up the mystery boxes challenge set by local primary schools Will CERN physicists Mar Capeans and Tapan Nayak use their knowledge of the fundamental properties of matter wisely to detect what’s inside the boxes? For the last 10 years, as part of the Be a Scientist project, local schools have been
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Another team of two CERN scientists try to unlock the secret of the boxes provided by the primary schools
Another team of two CERN scientists try to unlock the secret of the boxes provided by the primary schools Will Katy Foraz and Andre Henriques, engineers at CERN, be ingenious enough to study the boxes from all angles and figure out what’s inside? After reading the notes left by Pippa Wells and Sabrina Schadegg, the
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CERN scientists Pippa Wells and Sabrina Schadegg give the primary schools challenge a go
CERN scientists Pippa Wells and Sabrina Schadegg give the primary schools challenge a go Used to making precise measurements, will Pippa and Sabrina be able to figure out what’s inside the mysterious boxes? Since 2011, schools from Geneva, the Pays de Gex and Haute-Savoie have been receiving strange mystery boxes from CERN. The pupils, aged
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Primary schools challenge CERN
Primary schools challenge CERN CERN scientists have a few months to find out what’s inside two mysterious boxes without opening them! As the Be a Scientist project reaches its 10th anniversary, the tables are turned as primary school pupils set a challenge for CERN… and the clock is ticking! Pupils from Jean de la Fontaine
