Outreach Material
Prof. Garrido shows the most important experiments performed at CERN today in Particle Physics, the largest particle laboratory in the world. There, we can find the LHC detector, Large Hadron Collider, the largest and most powerful particle accelerator in the world. Various experiments, ATLAS, CMS, ALICE, and LHCb, are being performed on this detector depending on the position of the particle detectors.
What will we learn from Particle Physics?
1. The Difference Between Particle Physics and Astrophysics: Particle physics looks at matter at small distances and it is complementary with astrophysics looking at matter over great distances.
2. The purpose of particle physics: to study the fundamental structures of matter.
3. What are the basic particles? The electrons, the quarks and the light particle, the photon (and some more).
and much more!
Report on the Workshop on Particle Physics, a workshop for high school students that the ICCUB organises annually in the Faculty of Physics.
Documentary about the scientific activity of the Experimental Particle Physics Group at UB (2010)
Report on the Workshop on Particle Physics, a workshop for high school students that the ICCUB organises annually in the Faculty of Physics.
Description of the GRID network, an international collaboration for the design and maintenance of a computational analysis infrastructure and data storage used by physicists who work with the data