Celebrate CERN 70 years
Datum och tid
fredag, 17 maj 2024 12:15 - 16:00
Plats
Malmö University – Orkanen
Nordenskiöldsgatan 10,
211 19 Malmö,
(Google maps)
CERN, which lies on the border between Switzerland and France, houses the world’s largest and most complex scientific instruments. Have you ever wondered whether CERN could be the next stage in your career? Come and find out more!
Lunch seminar – opportunities for students, 12.15
Join us at a lunch seminar to hear the experiences of Ayla Borglund, Developer and Project Coordinator at CERN, and Sara Strandberg, professor at Stockholm University, with a background at CERN.
They will tell us about the exciting opportunities available for students.
Lunch (vegetarian) is included if you register in advance. You can just turn up on the day, but then lunch is not guaranteed.
Exhibition – open all afternoon, 13:00-16.00
Come and look round the exhibition, and learn more about the research conducted at the facility. The exhibits show examples of equipment that Swedish groups are developing for various detector and accelerator projects at CERN.
We will be in the Atrium in Orkanen.
Evening event at the Wisdome Malmö
See the film Phantom of the Universe at The Wisdome
The Wisdome at Sjöfartens hus • Where the film wraps around you (360)
- 17.00 Mingle and presentation of researchers
- 17.30 Film (approx. 30 mins)
- 18.00 Christian Ohm, experimental particle physicist: Particle physics research at CERN – from the Higgs particle to searches for dark matter
Please note that the seminar and the evening lecture will be held in English.
Speakers
12:15
About CERN, the world's most advanced instruments, and the opportunities available to Swedish students (Orkanen, room D222)
Ayla BorglundDeveloper and Project Coordinator at CERN
Sara StrandbergProfessor in particle physics at Stockholm University
13:00
Stay for discussion and questions
17:00
Evening lecture • Particle physics research at CERN - from the Higgs particle to searches for dark matter (Wisdome, Teknikens och Sjöfartens hus)
Christian OhmExperimental particle physicist at KTH
Sweden is one of CERN’s 23 member countries. This gives Swedish students at all degree levels the opportunity to apply to CERN’s various student programmes.
More information
If you require any further information, feel free to contact us.
- Jonas Strandberg, KTH, jostran@kth.se
- Arnaud Ferrari, UU, arnaud.ferrari@physics.uu.se
- Hannah Herde, LU, hannah.herde@fysik.lu.se
- Sara Strandberg, SU, strandberg@fysik.su.se