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09:00
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Welcome to CERN
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Maximilian Metzger
(CERN)
(6 2-024)
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09:15
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CERN – mecca for physicists/ CERN - mekka dla fizyków
- Dr
Andrzej SIEMKO
(CERN AT-MTM)
(6 2-024)
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10:15
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History of the Universe/ Historia Wszechswiata
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Marek Demianski
(Institut of Physics, University of Warsaw)
(6 2-024)
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11:15
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Particles and forces that make up that universe/ Czastki i sily tworzace nasz wszechswiat
- Dr
Piotr Traczyk
(Soltan Institute for Nuclear Studies)
(6 2-024)
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09:00
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What physicists expect from LHC experiments/Czego oczekuja fizycy w eksperymentach LHC
- Dr
Piotr Traczyk
(Soltan Institute for Nuclear Studies)
(6 2-024)
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10:00
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Introduction to accelerators/Wstęp do fizyki akceleratorów
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Slawomir Wronka
(6 2-024)
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11:00
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New European Programmes
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Marek Demianski
(Institut of Physics, University of Warsaw)
(6 2-024)
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09:00
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The Mysteries of Black Holes/Tajemnice Czarnych Dziur
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Marek Demianski
(Institut of Physics, University of Warsaw)
(6 2-024)
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10:00
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Q/A Cosmology
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Marek Demianski
(Institut of Physics, University of Warsaw)
(6 2-024)
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11:00
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How physicists "see" elementary particles? Examples of detectors used in high energy physics / Jak "zobaczyc" czastki elementarne? Przyklady detektorow uzywanych w fizyce wysokich energii.
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Marek Kowalski
(Henryk Niewodniczanski Institute of Nuclear Physics PAN)
(6 2-024)
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09:00
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The Dark Side of the Universe / Ciemna strona wszechświata
- Dr
Piotr Traczyk
(Soltan Institute for Nuclear Studies)
(6 2-024)
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10:00
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Q/A Particle Physics
(6 2-024)
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11:00
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Accelerators and particle detectors around us/ Akceleratory i detektory cząstek wokół nas
- Dr
Sławomir Wronka
(Soltan Institute for Nuclear Studies)
(6 2-024)
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09:00
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Acccelerators and medicine/Akceleratory i medycyna
- Dr
Slawomir Wronka
(Soltan Institute for Nuclear Studies)
(6 2-024)
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10:00
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Q/A Accelerators/Detectors
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Andrzej Siemko
(CERN)
Marek Kowalski
(Henryk Niewodniczanski Institute of Nuclear Physics PAN)
(6 2-024)
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11:00
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Finding a needle in a hay stack /Jak znaleźć igłę w stogu siana
- Dr
Piotr Golonka
(CERN)
(6 2-024)
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09:00
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Programme evaluation and close
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Mick Storr
(CERN) Dr
Andrzej SIEMKO
(CERN AT-MTM)
(Restaurant 1)
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10:00
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Depart
(6 2-024)
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17:30
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Welcome aperitif
(Restaurant 1)
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18:00
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Short site tour and introduction to the programme
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Mick Storr
(CERN)
Andrzej Siemko
(CERN)
(6 2-024)
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19:30
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An informal dinner together
(Restaurant 1)
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12:00
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--- Lunch ---
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14:00
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Hands-on Classical experiments/ Klasyczne eksperymenty fizyczne w pigułce
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Adam Drozd
(AGH Krakow)
Edward Nowak
(AGH Krakow)
Pawel Jodlowski
(Cracow University of Technology)
Jan Kulka
(AGH Univ. of Science & Technology Phys.&Appl.Comp.Sc.)
(3 R-002)
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14:00
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Introduction to program evaluation
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Mick Storr
(CERN)
(6 2-024)
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14:00
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Visit the Globe
(The Globe)
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14:00
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Visit the Microcosm
- Dr
Julia Hoffman
(SMU)
(33 Reception)
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18:00
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Lecture Review
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Mick Storr
(CERN)
(6 2-024)
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12:00
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--- Lunch ---
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14:00
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Hands-on Build a Cloud Chamber / Komora mgłowa – zrób to sam
- Dr
Piotr Traczyk
(CERN)
(6 2-002)
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14:00
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Hands-on Cryogenics and Superconductivity/Kriogenika i nadprzewodnictwo
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Jan Kulka
(AGH Univ. of Science & Technology Phys.&Appl.Comp.Sc.)
(6/2-008)
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14:00
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PS/AD – Synchrotron protonowy (PS) i Dezakcelerator Antyprotonów (AD) oraz “Fabryka Antymaterii
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Andrzej Siemko
(CERN)
(6 2-024)
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14:00
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Zapoznanie się z edukacyjnymi zasobami CERN
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Mick Storr
(CERN)
(6 2-024)
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18:00
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Lecture Review
(6 2-024)
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12:00
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--- Lunch ---
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14:00
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Discover Geneva Treasure Hunt
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Mick Storr
(CERN)
(6 2-024)
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21:30
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Treasure Hunt Prize Giving
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Mick Storr
(CERN)
(6 2-024)
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12:30
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--- Lunch ---
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14:00
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Introduction to ATLAS / Wprowadzenie do ATLAS
- Dr
Julia Hoffman
(SMU)
(6 2-024)
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16:30
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Tunel LHC – Eksperyment ATLAS
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Andrzej Siemko
(CERN) Dr
Julia Hoffman
(SMU)
Jan Kulka
(AGH Univ. of Science & Technology Phys.&Appl.Comp.Sc.)
Jan Godlewski
(CERN)
(6 2-024)
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19:30
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Programme Dinner
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Mick Storr
(CERN)
(2, Place de la Navigation)
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12:00
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--- Lunch ---
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14:00
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Working groups : What we have learned, what we can transfer to our students, follow-up actions
(6 2-024)
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