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Past Programs
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PAN 2006: Cosmic Ray Detectors The teachers and students will work on a collaborative project to construct a cosmic ray detector designed by Lawrence Berkeley Labs. The detectors, described more fully below, consist of twin scintillation paddles, photomultiplier tubes and associated electronics, and detects incident cosmic rays. Due to the complexity of the task and the short time-frame, the work will be done collaboratively with groups responsible for either scintillation paddle preparation, electronics or construction/testing of the detectors. The detectors will be used by different teacher/student research groups to explore different kinds Physics experiments studying cosmic rays. General Articles Regarding Cosmic Rays and Detectors The Berkeley Lab Cosmic Ray Detector Cosmic Ray detector projects in schools:
Prepare for PAN 2007 by learning about cosmic rays with this flash-enabled site created by former NSCL student Katie McAlpine. |
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PAN is sponsored by JINA (NSF Physics Frontier Center) and the NSCL. |
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