
Florida State University

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on Friday, June 7, 2013 - 08:15
Description
Welcome to the Florida State University QuarkNet center. We meet on the campus of FSU and serve teachers in the surrounding area.
2022 FSU Summer Workshop

July 19-22, 2022 (Tuesday-Friday)
Location: FSU - UPL Room 110
8:30 AM - 3:30 PM daily
Small URL for this meeting: https://tinyurl.com/fsuqnsummer2022
- Tuesday-Wednesday agenda: See this link.
- Thursday-Friday agenda:
2021 FSU Annual Report

This year we were thankful to gather in person at Florida State University July 28 - 30. The workshop began with a focus on the g-2 experiment at Fermilab. Ted Kolberg gave a talk on the experiment and the g-2 measurement's significance in the standard model. In order to have a better idea of the concept behind g-2, Ted gave a review of angular momentum and precession along with a cool demonstration.
2021 FSU QuarkNet Workshop - CMS Update & Coding

July 28-30, 2021
Building: UPL (map), Room 110
Small URL for this page: https://tinyurl.com/fsuqn2021
Wednesday, July 28 (Leads: Ted, Jasun, Jacob, Adam (virtually))
09:00 Opening Session
2020 FSU Annual Report

Leads Ted Kolberg, Jasun Burdick and Jacob Breman worked with QuarkNet staff to organize a virtual workshop on July 22
FSU Summer Virtual Workshop - July 2020

July 22-24, 2020 (Mornings)
See each day for Zoom meeting links...
Agenda:
Note that, with the exception of start times, times are approximate.
Wednesday, July 22 (Zoom: https://fsu.zoom.us/j/98770698246)
09:00 Opening & Welcome (Jasun and Jacob)
2019 (Updated) CMS Workshop @ FSU

July 31-August 2, 2019
Richards Building (UPL), Room Number 109
Tiny URL for this page: https://tinyurl.com/FSUqn2019.
Objectives
Participating teachers will:
2017 CMS e-Lab Workshop @ FSU

July 26-28, 2017
Objectives
Participating teaches will be able to:
- Identify particles colliding and emerging from collisions at the LHC from CMS data.
- Interpret the physical meaning of plots created from CMS data in light of conservation rules (energy, momentum, charge).
- Ask and answer questions about the physics of high energy collisions using CMS data.
We will also provide opportunities to engage in critical dialogue among teaching colleagues about what they learn in the workshop.
Agenda
Wednesday July 2608:30 Formative Assessments, Brian 09:00 CMS Talk, Ted Kolberg 10:00 Video tracker lab, JaSun 11:00 CMS e-Lab registration, Shane 11:30 LUNCH 13:00 CMS e-Lab worksop begins: 13:30 Data Portfolio Activity: 14:30 Level 1 Data Portfolio Activity: 15:00 BREAK 15:15 Level 1 Data Portfolio Activity: 16:15 Reflection on Activities 16:30 End of Day Discussion
Friday July 2808:30 Morning Discussion, 09:00 Poster Presentations 10:00 Implementation discussion 10:30 Implementation survey 11:00 CMS e-Lab Workshop evaluation; 11:30 LUNCH 13:00 Solar Eclipse Information 14:00 Plans for 2017-18; 14:30 End of week evaluation |
Thursday July 2708:30 Morning Discussion, 09:00 Level 2 Data Portfolio Activity: 09:30 Introducation to CMS e-Lab
11:30 LUNCH 13:00 Research/poster work time 16:00 End of Day Discussion;
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Resources
Contacts
- Horst Wahl, Mentor
- Shane Wood, QuarkNet National Staff
FSU QuarkNet Annual Report 2016

