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Spotlight on a Prime, if Hypothetical, Boson   If you have worked with International Masterclasses or the CMS e-Lab, you are probably familiar with the Z boson, that neutral particle that decays into opposite-charge pairs of particles. In most of our work in QuarkNet, we look at the two most…

Introduction QuarkNet Wednesday Webinars give physics teachers and students an opportunity to learn more about exciting topics that are not usually covered in traditional physics curricula. Each of these webinars will give participants that chance to ask questions of the speaker(s)…

Introduction QuarkNet Wednesday Webinars give physics teachers and students an opportunity to learn more about exciting topics that are not usually covered in traditional physics curricula. Each of these webinars will give participants that chance to ask questions of the speaker(s)…

Introduction QuarkNet Wednesday Webinars give physics teachers and students an opportunity to learn more about exciting topics that are not usually covered in traditional physics curricula. Each of these webinars will give participants that chance to ask questions of the speaker(s)…

Introduction QuarkNet Wednesday Webinars give physics teachers and students an opportunity to learn more about exciting topics that are not usually covered in traditional physics curricula. Each of these webinars will give participants that chance to ask questions of the speaker(s)…

Teacher Launch Page April 2020 Small URL for this page: http://cern.ch/go/KtX6. BAMC Zoom Channel: http://cern.ch/go/H8Fx (requires password). Student Launch Page: http://cern.ch/go/8nH8.   About BAMC BAMC is Big Analysis of Muons in CMS. It is a simplified CMS masterclass that retains most…

Spotlight on the Muon  This "heavy cousin" of the electron was discovered in 1936 by American physicists Carl D. Anderson and Seth Neddermeyer while studying cosmic ray showers. Because this particle appeared to have a mass greater than the electron, but less than the proton, it was originally…

Objectives You will be able to: Use the Curriculum Topics pull-down to locate activities related to your curriculum plan. Identify science and/or engineering practices to incorporate into your curriculum plan. Select an activity or series of activities to implement with your students.…

Objectives You will be able to: Use the Curriculum Topics pull-down to locate activities related to your curriculum plan. Identify science and/or engineering practices to incorporate into your curriculum plan. Select an activity or series of activities to implement with your students.…