Dutch High-School Students Internship Programme 2018

29 Apr 2018, 08:00 → 11 May 2018, 21:00 Europe/Zurich

CERN

Marcel Vlastuin, Rende Steerenberg (CERN), Erwin Roland Bielert (Univ. Illinois at Urbana Champaign (US)), Ines Knapper (CERN), Stavroula Kotsi (Athens University of Economics and Business (GR))

The Dutch High-School Students Internship Programme 2018 will take place from 29 April - 11 May 2018. 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 Dutch High-School Students here in Geneva, Switzerland!

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Dutch High-School Students Internship Programme 2018:
https://indico.cern.ch/e/NLHSSIP18

In case of emergency: 
HSSIP Manager:  Ines Knaepper: 0041 75 411 2297 (internal: 162297)
Mojdeh Abtahi: 0041 75 411 67 27 (internal: 166727)
Stavroula Kotsi: 0041 75 411 1096 (internal: 161096)

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)

CERN Meyrin map
CERN Prevessin map
How to get to CERN

 

Sunday 29 April

09:00 → 23:00 Arrival

Monday 30 April

09:00 → 12:00 Welcome & Introduction

Introduction to the programme and first questions and answers.

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HSSIP welcome.pdf

HSSIP welcome.pptx

09:00 Welcome to CERN

Introduction to the programme and first questions and answers.

Speaker: Charlotte Lindberg Warakaulle (CERN)

HSSIP Netherlands_CLW_30.04.18.pdf

HSSIP Netherlands_CLW_30.04.18.pptx

09:20 Introduction to CERN

Basic introduction to CERN

Speaker: Erwin Roland Bielert (Univ. Illinois at Urbana Champaign (US))

CERN_introduction_BielertER.pdf

CERN_introduction_BielertER.pptx

10:00 Access cards

Please bring your Passport or ID card!

12:00 → 13:30 Lunch Break

13:30 → 14:00 Group photo

Meeting point: Ground floor Main Building
photographer: Max Brice

14:00 → 17:00 Treasure Hunt @CERN!: Teassure 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.

17:00 → 17:50 Lectures & Visits

17:50 → 18:40 De-brief with Q&A: SC visit

Tuesday 1 May

09:00 → 12:30 Lectures & Visits

09:00 Elementaire deeltjes: het fundamentele gereedschap om het extreem kleine en extreem grote te bestuderen.

Elementaire deeltjes, de meest fundamentele bouwstenen van de natuur, kunnen worden gebruikt om de kleinste details van de natuur te bestuderen. Sinds enkele tientallen jaren weten we dat ze ook het essentiele ingredient zijn om het heelal op de allergrootste schaal te begrijpen. Door die twee richtingen bij elkaar te brengen zijn we een kleine twintig jaar geleden tot een verbijsterende ontdekking gekomen: We begrijpen bijna alles van 5% van heelal, terwijl we van 95% van de inhoud van het heelal niet weten wat het is. Die 95% onbekende substantie wordt uit onwetendheid maar donkere materie en energie genoemd. We proberen nu uit te vinden wat die donkere zooi is en dat doen we met alle beschikbare middelen, zowel bij de hoogste energie versnellers als bij de allergrootste observatoria van het heelal.

Speaker: Sijbrand De Jong

elementaire_deeltjes_p.pdf

elementaire_deeltjes_p.pptx

11:00 Short Break

11:30 Workshop on Particle Accelerators (part 1)

Het CERN-versnellerscomplex is gedurende vele jaren opgebouwd, wat heeft geresulteerd in een grote hoeveelheid onderling verbonden versnellers die elk deeltjesbundels leveren aan een groot aantal verschillende experimenten.
In deze interactieve workshop zullen we samen uitzoeken hoe deze versnellers werken en welke componenten nodig zijn.

Speaker: Rende Steerenberg (CERN)

HSSIP-NL-2018_AccWS-1.pdf

HSSIP-NL-2018_AccWS-1.pptx

12:30 → 13:30 Lunch

13:30 → 17:00 Lectures & Visits

13:30 Workshop on Particle Accelerators (part 2)

Het CERN-versnellerscomplex is gedurende vele jaren opgebouwd, wat heeft geresulteerd in een grote hoeveelheid onderling verbonden versnellers die elk deeltjesbundels leveren aan een groot aantal verschillende experimenten.
In deze interactieve workshop zullen we samen uitzoeken hoe deze versnellers werken en welke componenten nodig zijn.

Speaker: Rende Steerenberg (CERN)

HSSIP-NL-2018_AccWS-2.pptx

15:30 Short break

15:50 Visit to LEIR

De LEIR-machine is een kleine cirkelvormige versneller die we vanaf een platform kunnen zien. De werking van de versneller zal worden uitgelegd en je zult in staat zijn om alle componenten te identificeren en te observeren die werden besproken tijdens de "Workshop over deeltjesversnellers"

Wandeling naar de LEIR machine
Bezoek aan de LEIR machine
Wandeling terug naar Main Building

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!

Speakers: Rende Steerenberg (CERN), Erwin Roland Bielert (Univ. Illinois at Urbana Champaign (US))

17:00 → 17:30 De-brief with Q&A

Wednesday 2 May

09:00 → 12:00 Lectures & Projects

09:00 De ontdekking van een nieuw deeltje

Om de botsingen in de LHC te bestuderen, zijn er op verschillende punten langs de versneller detectoren gebouwd. De data uit die detectoren wordt vervolgens nauwkeurig geanalyseerd, om bijvoorbeeld naar nieuwe deeltjes te zoeken. Ik zal uitleggen hoe de onderzoekers
bij de LHC-experimenten de botsingen van de versneller selecteren, reconstrueren, analyseren en tenslotte interpreteren. Ik zal dit analyse-proces beschrijven aan de hand van het Higgs-boson, dat in 2012 op CERN ontdekt werd.

Speaker: Tristan Arnoldus Du Pree (Nikhef National institute for subatomic physics (NL))

20180201_Scholieren_NNVatCERN_TristanduPree.pdf

20180201_Scholieren_NNVatCERN_TristanduPree.pptx

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10:30 Short break

11:00 Meet the Project Supervisors

12:00 → 13:00 Lunch

13:00 → 17:00 Projects

13:00 Project work within the groups

17:00 → 17:30 De-brief with Q&A

20:00 → 23:00 Optional programme: CERN Cinéclub film screening

The CERN Cinéclub shows films on Wednesdays
in the CERN Council Chamber open to everybody working at CERN.
The programme can be found at: https://cineclub.web.cern.ch/Cineclub/
Projection starts at 8 pm.
Free entrance

Thursday 3 May

08:30 → 12:00 Projects

08:30 Project work within the groups

12:00 → 13:00 Lunch

13:00 → 17:00 S'Cool Lab

Meet your guides at 13:00 at S'Cool LAB in front of the big blue door.

13:00 First Half

Group 1: Cloud Chamber Workshop
Group 2: Quadrupole Ion Trap

Speakers: Frederik Van Der Veken (CERN), Susanne Duhrkoop (Werdenfels-Gymnasium (DE)), Lachlan Paul Mcginness (Canberra Girls Grammar School (AU))

14:30 Second Half

Group 1: Quadrupole Ion Trap
Group 2: Cloud Chamber Workshop

Speakers: Frederik Van Der Veken (CERN), Susanne Duhrkoop (Werdenfels-Gymnasium (DE)), Lachlan Paul Mcginness (Canberra Girls Grammar School (AU))

16:00 Final Discussion & Evaluation

Speakers: Susanne Duhrkoop (Werdenfels-Gymnasium (DE)), Lachlan Paul Mcginness (Canberra Girls Grammar School (AU))

17:00 → 17:30 De-brief with Q&A

Friday 4 May

08:30 → 12:00 Projects

08:30 Project work within the groups

12:00 → 13:00 Lunch

13:00 → 17:00 Lectures & Visits

13:10 Visit to the CERN Data Center

Meeting Point: 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!

13:00 - 13:10 Walk to the Data Center (Building 513)
13:10 - 14:00 Data Center visit

Speakers: Fons Rademakers (CERN), Maarten Litmaath (CERN)

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14:10 Visit to the Antiproton Decelerator (Anti-matter Factory)

Meeting Point: In front of the AD Hall (Bldg 193).

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!

14:00 - 14:10 Walk from Data Centre to AD Hall 193
14:10 - 15:10 Antiproton Decelerator & ELENA visit
15:10 -15:20 Walk back to the Main Building (500)

Speakers: Gerjan Bobbink (Nikhef National institute for subatomic physics (NL)), Kristof Antoon M De Bruyn (CERN)

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15:20 Lecture: Applications of Super Conductivity

Speaker: Erwin Roland Bielert (Univ. Illinois at Urbana Champaign (US))

20180504 Applications of Superconductivity.pdf

20180504 Applications of Superconductivity.pptx

17:00 → 17:30 De-brief with Q&A

Sunday 6 May

14:00 → 22:00 Discover Geneva! Treasure Hunt

14:00 Treasure Hunt

We will provide you with your personal treasure hunt brochure.
A delicious cheese fondue will be waiting for you at the end of the treasure hunt.
Don't forget to bring your TPG card (public transportation ticket).

19:00 Cheese Fondue - Official Programme Dinner

Cave Valaisanne
bd Georges-Favon, 23
1204 Genève
http://www.chaletswiss.ch/

Monday 7 May

08:30 → 12:00 Projects

08:30 Project work within the groups

12:00 → 13:20 Lectures & Visits

12:00 Visit to SM18

Meeting Point: In front of the CERN Hostel (Bldg 39).

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
13:10 - 13:20 Transfer back

Speakers: Michael Struik (CERN), Thijs Wijnands (CERN)

13:20 → 14:20 Lunch

14:20 → 17:00 Projects

14:20 Project work within the groups

17:00 → 17:30 De-brief with Q&A

Tuesday 8 May

08:30 → 12:30 Projects

08:30 Project work within the groups

12:30 → 13:30 Lunch

13:30 → 17:00 Projects

13:30 Project work within the groups

17:00 → 17:30 De-brief with Q&A

Wednesday 9 May

08:30 → 12:00 Lectures & Visits

08:45 CCC & AMS

Meeting Point: In front of the CERN Hostel (Bldg 39).

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 Transport to CCC
09:00 - 09:50 CCC
09:50 - 10:00 Transport to AMS
10:00 - 10:50 AMS
10:50 -11:00 Transport back

11:00 A Cryogenic Experience

Bring your camera's

Speaker: Johan Bremer (CERN)

12:00 → 13:00 Lunch

13:00 → 17:00 Lectures & Visits

13:00 Screening of "Particle Fever" movie & Discussion

15:00 Visit to COMPASS

Visit to the largest surface experiment at CERN, fixed target spectrometer

16:00 Visit to ATLAS AVC

Visit of the visit center of the largest particle physics in the world!

17:00 → 17:15 Meet & Greet with Fabiola Gianotti

Be in time as Fabiola, our CERN Director General, has a very busy schedule !!!
Prepare some questions for her....

17:15 → 17:45 De-brief with Q&A

20:00 → 23:00 Optional programme: CERN Cinéclub film screening

The CERN Cinéclub shows films on Wednesdays
in the CERN Council Chamber open to everybody working at CERN.
The programme can be found at: https://cineclub.web.cern.ch/Cineclub/
Projection starts at 8 pm.
Free entrance

Thursday 10 May

09:00 → 12:30 Preparation of presentations

12:30 → 13:30 Lunch

13:30 → 17:30 Free time

Friday 11 May

09:00 → 12:00 Check out formalities

Hostel, Dosimeter, Bikes, Badges

12:00 → 13:30 Lunch

13:30 → 17:40 Final Presentations

14:00 Introduction

14:10 Secondary Beams and Experimental Areas

With thanks to Lau Gatignon (EN-EA) and his team.

Speakers: Mr Sjoerd Reinhoudt, Mr Thijs Hoevenaars

Presentatie CERN BeamLine definitive.pdf

Presentatie CERN BeamLine definitive.pptx

14:25 CERN Central Cryogenic Laboratory (CryoLab)

With thanks to Johan Bremer (TE-CRG) and his team.

Speakers: Mr Koen de Vries, Mr Matthijs van de Poel, Mr Twan Terpstra

CryogenicsCernPresentationTop (004).pdf

CryogenicsCernPresentationTop (004).pptx

14:40 Vacuum Coatings

With thanks to Wil Vollenberg (TE-VSC) and his team.
Presentation was made in Prezi and can be downloaded from:
https://prezi.com/view/iTxLUyyhXWOXPrwNL3Hr/

Speakers: Mr Peter Jongenburger, Mr Thijs Vernooij, Mr Tijs Aarts

14:55 Beam quality throughout the LHC injector chain

With thanks to Bettina Mikulec, Frank Tecker and Verena Kain (BE-OP) and their teams.

Speakers: Mrs Jasmijn Tromp, Mr Wiebe Flamman

Powerpoint CERN Wiebe and Jasmijn beams final.pdf

Powerpoint CERN Wiebe and Jasmijn beams final.pptx

15:10 Running REX-IBIS for HIE-ISOLDE

With thanks to Alberto Rodriguez and Erwin Siesling (BE-OP) and their team.

Speakers: Mr Jochanan Maaijen, Mr Romme van der Kemp, Mrs Veerle Hoedemaker

Project isolde.pdf

Project isolde.pptx

15:25 Short Break

15:45 Particle Physics in CMS

With thanks to Martijn Mulders and Peter Meiring (EP-CMG).

Speakers: Mrs Annemarijn Zwerver, Mr Gijs Pennings, Mr Leander van Wijlick, Mr Maurits van Altvorst, Mr Reinier de Waard

Particle Physics in CMS.pdf

Particle Physics in CMS.pptx

16:10 Simulation code optimisation

With thanks to Fons Rademakers and Maarten Litmaath (IT-DI)

Speakers: Mr Annejan van den Dool, Mr Jard van Roest, Mr Renze Vroom

Cell_clustering.pdf

Cell_clustering.pptx

16:25 Superconducting Detector Magnet Design

With thanks to Erwin Bielert (EP-ADO) and his team.

Speakers: Mr Daniel Norbart, Mr Ole Grootes, Mr Tim van Dijk

powerpoint supergeleding.pptx

16:40 Closure of the HSSIP-NL-2018

Promo_filmpje_CERN.mp4

rs2018.05.11_CERN4Students.pdf

rs2018.05.11_CERN4Students.pptx

rs2018.05.11_HSSIP_Closure.pdf

rs2018.05.11_HSSIP_Closure.pptx

20:00 → 21:00 Departure