
Syracuse University QuarkNet Center

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on Friday, September 13, 2013 - 09:06
Description
Welcome to the Syracuse University QuarkNet center. We meet on the campus of SU and serve teachers in the surrounding area.
Summer 2022 Quarknet Workshop at Syracuse University

2022 Syracuse University Workshop

August 8-10, 2022
Location: SU - Physics Building (Campus Map), Room 208
Small URL for this page: https://tinyurl.com/suqn2022
"Parking Lot" of questions....link (feel free to add questions!)
Agenda:
Summer 2021 Quarknet Workshop at Syracuse University

2021 Syracuse Particles, Detectors, and Neutrino Data Workshop

August 16-18, 2021
Syracuse University Physics Department, Room 202/204
Small URL for this page: https://tinyurl.com/suqn21
Agenda
Times and specific activities are subject to adjustment.
Monday, August 1608:45 Opening Session, Shane |
2020 Annual Report - CMS Data Virtual Workshop

2020 CMS Data Virtual Workshop @ Syracuse University

2019 Annual Report - QuarkNet Summer Workshop at Syracuse University

2019 Syracuse Workshop with STEP UP

August 15-16, 2019
Physics Building, Room 202/204
Tiny URL for this page: https://tinyurl.com/suqn2019
2019 Workshop with STEP UP
Agenda
Times and specific activities are subject to adjustment.
Summer 2018 Quarknet Workshop at Syracuse University

The Syracuse group hosted a 3-day Quarknet workshop from Aug 8 – 10, 2018 in the physics department at Syracuse University. Profs. Steven Blusk and Matt Rudolph hosted the event. This year, we had 8 teachers attend from the following school districts:
2017 Annual QuarkNet report for Syracuse University

2017 Annual QuarkNet report for Syracuse University
Center name: Syracuse University, 6th year in QuarkNet.
Participants: 10 teachers from local area high schools + ~50 high school students for Masterclass
Program description: CMS e-Lab + Solar eclipse cosmic ray flux study
Mentors: Prof. Steven Blusk, Prof. Matt Rudolph
In March, the Syracuse University group was pleased to host two days of LHCb MasterClasses, which enabled
about 50 high school students from four different schools to learn about particle physics and the Large Hadron
