The group is very involved with cosmic ray studies but also active in the LHCb masterclasses.
University of Cincinnati QuarkNet Center
This group is based at UC with mentors Brian Meadows and Mike Sokoloff. Jeff Rodriguez is the lead teacher.
Contacts:
- Michael Sokoloff, Mentor
- Conor Henderson, Mentor
- Emily Rosen, Lead Teacher
- Martin Wells, Lead Teacher
University of Cincinnati annual report
Notes and ideas for LIGO in school
Waves in physics: distance, time for wavespeed HW: real world examples (e.g. wavespeed) How to do a research study Could work well for science intro class (e.g. Gr 9) Interferometer: changes in…
LIGO e-Lab workshop at UC
June 13-14, 2016 Small URL for this page: http://tiny.cc/ligo2016uc. Objectives Participating teachers will be able to use the LIGO e-Lab to: Plot and interpret data recorded by LIGO seismic…
U Cincinnati QuarkNet Annual Report 2015
2014 Annual Report - U Cincinnati
UC QuarkNet Annual Report Information September, 2014 The QuarkNet Associate Teacher Institute at the University of Cincinnati conducted its 11th annual workshop from Jun 21-25, 2012. This year’s…
First Post
In the first class, I learned a bit more than I had about how Energy is measured in a particle collision. I'm still having issues with the exact methods of calculating momentum, but I have a general…
Summer workshop 2012 agenda
You'll find it and more at: /content/cms-data-workshop-cincinnati.
Introduction to Particle Physics
I enjoyed hearing the extended explanation of the Standard Model by Jeff yesterday. It is interesting to hear the basic science questions asked by particle physicists. I too am wondering about what…
1st day of Quarknet
First off, I need to say I’m very excited to be in this group. I have always been curious about dark matter, dark energy and the inner workings of the universe. My first day of Quarknet consisted…
1st day of particle physics workshop
I always look forward to this particle physics workshop every year. It's a time to make new friends and renew old friendships. Every day seems like I learned something new and reinforce what been…