Arrival and hostel check-in

Lunch Room: Restaurant 1

Welcome and site orientation

• Mick Storr (University of Birmingham (GB))

Room: 3179/R-E06

Ogden Trust: Introductory Workshop Room: 3179/R-E06

Visit to the Gateway

TBC Room: 3179/R-E06

Dinner

• Mick Storr (University of Birmingham (GB))

Room: Restaurant 1

Introduction to CERN - film

• Mick Storr (University of Birmingham (GB))

Room: 13/2-005 Laying of the foundation stone speeches by Sir Ben Lockspeiser, President of CERN Council and Prof. Felix Bloch Director General, highly recommended

Visit Synchrocyclotron

• Mick Storr (University of Birmingham (GB))

Workshop 1,2: (Odgen Trust+UnivBirm) Room: 593/R-004

Lunch Room: Restaurant 2

Workshop 3 (Ogden Trust): classroom approach Room: 593/R-004

Visit to B6 - the 'Heart of CERN'

• Mick Storr (University of Birmingham (GB))

CLEAR control room and exhibition, B6 Exhibition corridor, Billinge Room, Low Energy Ion Ring

Dinner in restaurant 1 (with guests), optional after dinner walk to UA1

• Mick Storr (University of Birmingham (GB))

Walk through the fields to visit (the ghosts of) UA1 to celebrate the discovery of the W and Z bosons in 1983.

Workshop4: (Odgen Trust) Room: 593 /R-004

Guest lecture Room: 593/R004

Lunch Room: Restaurant 1

Visit to Lab 2 (CCC and AMS)

• Mick Storr (University of Birmingham (GB))

Visits to the CERN (Accelerator) Control Centre and the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer Payload Operations Control Centre

Visit to CMS

• Mick Storr (University of Birmingham (GB))

Underground visit to CMS including the experiment cavern. Thanks to CMS for support.

Drinks, Dinner and conversation in Geneva

Visit to Computing Centre, and history walk-around CERN

• Mick Storr (University of Birmingham (GB))

Globe, CERN Shop, Web Corridor B1, Antimatter Factory, Data Centre timeline of CERN computers including Wim Klein, (plus home for retired mice and LINAC 4 boundary stone)

Next Steps (Ogden Trust) Room: 3179/R-E06

Lunch and departure Room: Restaurant 1

Leave CERN