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Panel: Exhibitions & Exhibits

Join us for an immersive journey into the world of particle physics through unique exhibitions in Austria and Germany. Hosted at the Science Center Welios in Wels, Upper Austria, from October 2014 to January 2015, this special exhibition features updated installations from the Institute of High Energy Physics and various leading scientific organizations such as CERN and DESY. Discover engaging exhibits including particle detectors and art installations, alongside educational programs tailored for school groups. Don't miss the chance to interact with the wonders of the universe!

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Panel: Exhibitions & Exhibits

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  1. Panel: Exhibitions & Exhibits Natascha, Uta/Michael, Marzena, Pedro, Pete, Marge

  2. Austria Austrian Special Exhibition in the Science Center Welios (Wels) –Upper Austria CooperationbetweenWelios (www.welios.at) andtheInstitute of High Energy Physics (HEPHY)in Vienna Location: 300 m2hall forspecialexhibitions Time: October 2014 – January 2015 Additional tothe permanent exhibition • Showing an updated HEPHY traveling exhibition • More exhibits e.g. from DESY/weltmaschine.de, CERN, MedAUSTRON and CMS art work from Michi Hoch • Special program for school groups

  3. Germany 2 exhibitions in Germany: Bonn: Bremen:

  4. Deutsches Museum Bonn • 13.11.2013 – 24.8.2014 • Introduction to particle physics • Big Bang, radiation • Wolfgang Paul – life and work (Nobelprize in physics 1989) • + Exhibition catalogue (270 p.)

  5. Exhibits: • Spark chamber • Cloud chamber (funded by Netzwerk Teilchenwelt) • Accelerator built by Wolfgang Paul • Ion trap • Original desk from his office • …

  6. For children: Tommy the particle tells about his birth and life ends up in an ion trap

  7. Universum Bremen (Science Center) • 27.9.2013 – 30.6.2014 • Designed as travelling exhibition • Concept: in cooperation with DESY Hamburg • Particles: visualized as characters, e.g. W+ • properties (e.g. electric charge) tranferred to common attributes (optimist) • Start of the tour: machine „Teilch-o-mat“ - visitors find their matching particle by answering 10 questions

  8. Particle profiles to learn about properties

  9. Higgs exhibit • particle accelerators • Plasma ball • Scattering experiment • …

  10. CERN

  11. Kapla CMS For ages 3 - 99 Took 3-4 hours CERN Open Days & Passeport Big Bang

  12. Portugal Exhibition of Historical Documents and Artifacts with Current Scientific Research 3 month exhibition In a new venue – national library

  13. UKhttp://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/visitmuseum/Plan_your_visit/exhibitions/collider.aspxUKhttp://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/visitmuseum/Plan_your_visit/exhibitions/collider.aspx Exhibition starts this week for six months in London . Followed by international tour

  14. Exhibition starts this week for six months in London . Followed by international tour http://www.stfc.ac.uk/2658.aspx

  15. US

  16. New Exhibit@Lederman Science Center Online version: ed.fnal.gov/higgs

  17. Close Up

  18. New Neutrino Exhibit or Demo

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