Swedish High-School Students Internship Programme 2018

10 Jun 2018, 08:00 → 23 Jun 2018, 21:00 Europe/Zurich

CERN

Lennart Jirden, Ines Knapper (CERN), Stavroula Kotsi (Athens University of Economics and Business (GR))

The Swedish High-School Students Internship Programme 2018 will take place from 10-23rd June. This programme is a unique opportunity for high-school students from CERN Member States to be introduced to CERN, its technologies and physics, as well as to learn through workshops and by shadowing, observing, and working with a member of personnel. 

CERN is looking forward to welcome the Swedish High-School Students here in Geneva, Switzerland!

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Swedish High-School Students Internship Programme 2018:
https://indico.cern.ch/e/SEHSSIP18

In case of emergency: 
HSSIP Manager:  Ines Knaepper: 0041 75 411 2297 (internal: 162297)
 

CERN fire brigade: 0041 22 76 74444 (internal: 74444)

Your teachers: 
+41 75 411 20 48 (or 16 20 48)  
+41 75 411 20 63 (or 16 20 63)

How to get to CERN

 

CERN site maps merged.pdf

Sunday 10 June

Arrival

1 Reception and dinner

Speaker: Lennart Jirden

Monday 11 June

2 Welcome

Speaker: Prof. Anna Lipniacka (University of Bergen (NO))

velkommenSE.pdf

velkommenSE.ppt

3 Introduction to the program

introduction to the program and first questions and answers

Speaker: Ines Knapper (CERN)

fritidsaktivitet.pdf

fritidsaktivitet.pptx

HSSIP welcome - SE.pdf

HSSIP welcome - SE.pptx

4 Introduction to CERN

Basic introduction to CERN

Speaker: Lennart Jirden

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introduktion_CERN_HSSIP.pdf

introduktion_CERN_HSSIP.pptx

10:15 Access cards & Pause

5 Introduction to Particle Physics

Speaker: Mr Goran Transtromer

intro_partikelfysik_GT_100618.pdf

intro_partikelfysik_GT_100618.ppt

12:30 Lunch

Meet with the supervisors & group picture

Work with the groups

Treasure Hunt @CERN!

Meeting point: In front of Building 40
We will provide you with maps and directions but it would be helpful if you have your individual maps with you. We also recommend you to have your phones fully charged and bring a camera with you.

Tuesday 12 June

Daily Catch-up

Convener: Lennart Jirden

6 Introduction to Experiments

Speaker: Hans Danielsson (CERN)

Students_2018.pdf

Students_2018.pptx

Work with the groups

12:00 Lunch

Visits at CERN

7 Synchrocyclotron (SC)

Guide: C. Alpigiani
Meeting point: in front of SC - bldg. 300

Work with the groups

Wednesday 13 June

Daily Catch-up

Work with the groups

12:00 Lunch

Visits at CERN

8 Data Center & AD

Meeting Point: meet your guide in front of the Data Center (bldg. 513)

Please note that open toed shoes and high heels are not allowed for safety reasons. Also, food and/or beverages are prohibited during the visits.
You are, however, allowed to take as many pictures and videos as you want, so don't forget your cameras!

13:10 - 13:20 Walk to Data Center
13:20 - 13:50 Data Center Guide: Olof Barring
13:50 - 14:00 Walk to AD
14:00 - 15:00 AD Guides: C. Alpigiani, M. Joos
15:00 -15:10 Walk back

Work with the groups

Optional programme: CERN Cinéclub film screening

Today: Moonrise Kingdom by Wes Anderson USA, 2012, 94 min.
Set on an island off the coast of New England in the 1960s, as a young boy and girl fall in love they are moved to run away together.
Various factions of the town mobilise to search for them and the town is turned upside down - which might not be such a bad thing.
Projection starts at 8 pm.
Free entrance

9 There Will Be Blood

Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson USA, 2007, 158 min.
The film follows the rise to power of Daniel Plainview - a charismatic and ruthless oil prospector, driven to succeed by his intense hatred of others and desperate need to see any and all competitors fail. When he learns of oil-rich land in California that can be bought cheaply, he moves his operation there and begins manipulating and exploiting the local landowners into selling him their property. Using his young adopted son H.W. to project the image of a caring family man, Plainview gains the cooperation of almost all the locals with lofty promises to build schools and cultivate the land to make their community flourish. Over time, Plainview's gradual accumulation of wealth and power causes his true self to surface, and he begins to slowly alienate himself from everyone in his life.
Original version English; French subtitles

Thursday 14 June

Daily Catch-up

10 Introduction to Accelerators

Speaker: Roderik Bruce (CERN)

2018.06.14_Swedish_students_intro_CERN_acceleratos.pdf

2018.06.14_Swedish_students_intro_CERN_acceleratos.pptx

Work with the groups

Visits at CERN

11 SM18

Meeting Point: in front of bldg. 39 (hostel reception)

Please note that open toed shoes and high heels are not allowed for safety reasons. Also, food and/or beverages are prohibited during the visits.
You are, however, allowed to take as many pictures and videos as you want, so don't forget your cameras!

12:00 - 12:10 Transport to SM18
12:10 - 13:10 SM18 Guides: I. Ahmed, R. Avramidou
13:10 - 13:20 Transfer back

13:20 Lunch

Work with the groups

12 Why do we do particle physics research?

Speaker: Tord Johan Carl Ekelof (Uppsala University (SE))

Svenska_gymnasister_TE_140618.pdf

13 Hunting Higgs

Speaker: Tord Johan Carl Ekelof (Uppsala University (SE))

Friday 15 June

Daily Catch-up

Work with the groups

12:45 Lunch

S'Cool Lab

14:00 -17:30
S'Cool LAB Workshops
A fantastic hands-on session in S’Cool LAB
Meet your guides at 14:00 at S'Cool LAB in front of the big blue door
Speakers: Alexandra Jansky, Susanne Duerkoop

14 Screning of "Particle Fever"

Saturday 16 June

15 Discover Geneva Treasure Hunt

10:00 Meet up in Restaurant 1
Distribution of hunt instructions & start
Optional: Visit expositions Microcosmos and Globe
18:00 End Treasure Hunt at entrance of Bains de Paquis all meet up
18:00 Optional: Swim and meal at Bains de Paquis

Sunday 17 June

16 Hike & Piquenique

8:40 meet up in front of bank
8:55 Tram to Geneva train station
9:30 Train to Nyon platform 6
9:52 Train to La Cure platform 21/22
10:38 Arriving at La Givrine
Hike & Piquenique for about 4 hours ending at St Cergue
15:04 Train from St Cergue to Nyon, Geneva and to CERN
16:00 Arriving at Geneva train station
16:30 Arriving at CERN

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Monday 18 June

Daily Catch-up

Visits at CERN

17 ISOLDE

Meeting Point:

Please note that open toed shoes and high heels are not allowed for safety reasons. Also, food and/or beverages are prohibited during the visits.
You are, however, allowed to take as many pictures and videos as you want, so don't forget your cameras!

08:50 - 09:00 Walk to ISOLDE Building 508
09:00 - 10:30 ISOLDE
10:30 - 10:40 Walk back

Work with the groups

12:00 Lunch

Work with the groups

Tuesday 19 June

Daily Catch-up

Work with the groups

12:00 Lunch

Visits at CERN

18 AMS & CCC

Meeting Point: in front of bldg. 39 (hostel reception)

Please note that open toed shoes and high heels are not allowed for safety reasons. Also, food and/or beverages are prohibited during the visits.
You are, however, allowed to take as many pictures and videos as you want, so don't forget your cameras!

13:00 - 13:10 Transport to AMS
13:10 - 13:50 AMS guide: Mick Storr
13:50 - 14:00 Transport to CCC
14:00 - 14:40 CCC guides: Jesper Nielsen & Georges-Henry Hemelsoet
14:40 -14:50 Transport back

Work with the groups

Official Dinner

Wednesday 20 June

Daily Catch-up

19 Daily catch-up

8:40 Walk to Conference Room 593-R-010
8:50 Daily Catch-up at the Conference Room

20 Cosmology and Antimatter

Speaker: Michael Doser (CERN)

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Work with the groups

12:00 Lunch

Work with the groups

Optional programme: CERN Cinéclub film screening

Today: Moonrise Kingdom by Wes Anderson USA, 2012, 94 min.
Set on an island off the coast of New England in the 1960s, as a young boy and girl fall in love they are moved to run away together.
Various factions of the town mobilise to search for them and the town is turned upside down - which might not be such a bad thing.
Projection starts at 8 pm.
Free entrance

Thursday 21 June

Daily Catch-up

Work with the groups

12:00 Lunch

Work with the groups

Friday 22 June

Daily Catch-up

Check out formalities

Final Presentations

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21 Introduction

Speaker: Ms Kerstin Francke

22 Scientific Information Service

With thanks to Jens Vigen & Annette Holtkamp (RCS-SIS)

Speakers: Mrs Julia Klint, Mrs Tess Ellertsson

Presentation_SIS_HSSIP.pdf

23 Beam line operation

With thanks to Nikolaos Charitonidis (EN-EA)

Speaker: Mrs Greta Soderstrom

Beamline Operation.pdf

24 Gateware update utility

With thanks to Hannes Sakulin & Dominique Gigi (EP-CMD)

Speakers: Mrs Malin Alcén , Mr Oscar Johansson

CERN_4-3.pdf

CERN_4-3.pptx

25 Graphic User Interface (GUI)

With thanks to Carlos Ghabrous Larrea (TE-EPC)

Speakers: Mrs Amanda Christiansson, Mrs Emilie Sandved

GUI Amanda Christianson Emelie Sandved.pdf

GUI Amanda Christianson Emelie Sandved.pptx

26 IoT Data Infrastructure

With thanks to Manuel Martin Marquez (IT-DB)

Speakers: Mr Eli Adelhult, Mr Gustav Sornäs

IoT_Data_Infrastructure_HSSIP2018.pdf

IoT_Data_Infrastructure_HSSIP2018.pptx

27 Extreme Energy Events (EEE) project

With thanks to Despina Hatzifotiadou (EP-UAI) and her team

Speakers: Mrs Alva Johansson, Mrs Johanna Lindblom, Lucas Vacha

EEE Extreme Energy Events.pdf

EEE Extreme Energy Events.pptx

12:35 Lunch

Final Presentations

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28 Outreach in the ATLAS experiment

With thanks to Richard Brenner (EP-UAT))

Speaker: Mr Scott Green

Outreach in the atlas experiment presentation.pdf

Outreach in the atlas experiment presentation.pptx

29 Electronics chip design

With thanks to Jerome Alozy (EP-ESE) and his colleagues

Speaker: Mr Gabriel Delerin

Microelectronics section.pdf

Microelectronics section.pptx

30 ALICE detector upgrade

With thanks to Giacinto De Cataldo (EP-UAI) and his team

Speakers: Mr Sigfrid Stjärnholm, Mrs Sofie Olme

CERN redovisning Sofie och Sigge.pdf

CERN redovisning Sofie och Sigge.pptx

31 Laser technology at ISOLDE

With thanks to Bruce Marsh (EN-STI)

Speakers: Mr Marcus Mähring, Mr Niklas Westin

Presentation ISOLDE.pptx

32 Development of the Beta-NMR beamline at ISOLDE

With thanks to Magdalena Kowalska & Fredrik Parnefjord (EP-SME)

Speakers: Mr Alexander Land, Mr Simon Ahlstedt

Beta-NMR Beamline.pdf

Beta-NMR Beamline.pptx

33 Development of the new WISArD experiment at ISOLDE

With thanks to Andree Welker (EP-SME)

Speakers: Mrs Anja Zhou, Mrs Sara Wallman

Introduction to WISArD Sara Anja.pdf

Introduction to WISArD Sara Anja.pptx

34 Preparation of the MINIBALL detector & Isolde Solenoidal Spectrometer for experimental campaign

With thanks to Joonas Konki (EP-SME)

Speakers: Mr Jakob Wirén, Mrs Linn Enroth

Miniball.pdf

Miniball.pptx

35 Conclusion

Speakers: Mr Goran Transtromer, Ms Kerstin Francke, Lennart Jirden

CERN_for_Students.pptx

conclusion_GT.pdf

HSSIP_Closure.pdf

HSSIP_Closure.pptx

36 Aperetif

19:00 Optional programme: Fete de la Musique

Saturday 23 June

Departure