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42/R-016 (CERN)
Chiara Mariotti
(INFN Torino (IT)),
Claire Adam Bourdarios
(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (FR)),
Ivica Puljak
(Technical University of Split FESB),
James Beacham
(Ohio State University (US)),
Martin Hendry,
Michael Hoch
(Austrian Academy of Sciences (AT)),
Nikola Godinovic
(Technical University of Split FESB)
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Week Timeline 10m
The original proposal (attached to the agenda) is discussed and modified as follows:
4 public talks: in the exhibit 3rd floor, @18h
Monday: Michael Hoch - title to be announced
Tuesday: Ivica Puljak - based on the nice slides that he sent today
Thursday: Martin Hendry - “Listening to Einstein’s Universe: the Discovery of Gravitational Waves” or “Ripples of Gravity, Flashes of Light: the Dawn of Multi-Messenger Astrophysics”
Friday: James Beacham - "A Big Bang Machine on the Moon"
4 schools workshops: Thursday and Friday, in the exhibit 3rd floor, all day until ~ 4pm
Gravitational Waves: Martin Hendry + a demo of the interferometer building by Chiara at the end
Playing with data: CMS croatian colleagues + a demo of "connect the dots" possible follow up by Claire at the end
Arduino (movement sonification): Chiara Mariotti
Science flash mob: Michael Hoch
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Public round table on Art & Science 10m
Ivica's original proposal (attached) is discussed. It contains lots of material and views that will be transformed in a talk (given on Tuesday). For the round table:
Format :
- each participant should be given ~5 minutes max to expose his views -> ~6 people max
- a moderator, if possible neutral i.e neither artist nor scientist (critic ? professor ?) should lead & ask questions
- gender balance
Participants :
- scientists: Ivica, Michael, James
- 2 artists
- 1 critic or teacher or philosopher ( acting as moderator ? )
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Exhibit setup 10m
Practical questions to be solved:
- we need 3 tables ( 2m x 1 m )
- how will Michael hold his art pieces ?
- need transparent covers for objects ( see Toronto photo, a simple version is plates supported by wooden cubes )
- minimal labels for objects will be handwritten on visitor cards printed at CERN ( see Claire's suggestion attached ), pointing to a longer description put on the web site
- students and teachers will be given a bookmark with the web site url & QR code (design be Michael, to be printed in Split)
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Resources for Students & Teachers 10m
Web site:
need to add a table of objects descriptions. Chiara to send the CMS Toronto list to Claire, who will format it and add ATLAS objects little by little.
Post meeting addendum by Claire:
Muographix (note the ix at the end) now has a public web site, linked from ours. Have a look at this news:
https://news.muographix.u-tokyo.ac.jp/2018/08/17/hungary-japan-joint-exhibit/news-local/
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Publicity 10m
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