Celebrate CERN70 years - Science Exhibition and Lunch Seminar

Friday 17 May 2024, 12:15 → 19:00 Europe/Zurich

Malmö University – Orkanen, Malmö, Sweden

 

Join us and find out more about CERN – what has happened in its 70-year history and what is going on today. To mark the facility’s anniversary we invite you to a day of activities – an exhibition, an inspiring lunch seminar, and an evening event including a popular scientific talk on current research at CERN.

CERN, which lies on the border between Switzerland and France, houses the world’s largest and most complex scientific instruments. People from all over the world work here, helping to push back the boundaries of science and technology.

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 lecture at the Wisdome Malmö, 17.30

Christian Ohm, associate professor in particle physics at KTH, will be giving a presentation on current research at CERN.

Don’t miss this popular scientific lecture at the Wisdome at 17.30 – this event is open to everyone, so bring your friends and make an evening of it!

Please note that the seminar and the evening lecture will be held in English.

MORE INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION: Celebrate CERN 70 years Malmö - Outreach (bigsciencecareer.se)