Virtual visit of ATLAS for attendees of the 84th World Science Fiction Convention, also known as LAcon V, held on 27-31 August 2026, in California.

One element of a one-day Particle Physics Masterclass specifically designed for sixth form students and their teachers and run at the University of Manchester by practising researchers from our Particle Physics Group.

One element of a one-day Particle Physics Masterclass specifically designed for sixth form students and their teachers and run at the University of Manchester by practising researchers from our Particle Physics Group.

One element of a one-day Particle Physics Masterclass specifically designed for sixth form students and their teachers and run at the University of Manchester by practising researchers from our Particle Physics Group.

One element of a one-day Particle Physics Masterclass specifically designed for sixth form students and their teachers and run at the University of Manchester by practising researchers from our Particle Physics Group.

This Virtual Visit is organised for students in the final class of high school education, just a few weeks before the final examination.

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Our school is interested in participating in a virtual visit to the underground facilities of the ATLAS experiment at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider. The purpose of this visit is to give our students the opportunity to explore one of the world’s leading research projects in particle physics and to gain a deeper understanding of how fundamental particles are studied. Through this experience, students will be able to connect classroom learning with real scientific research, interact with experts, and develop a greater appreciation for the role of modern physics and large-scale scientific collaborations.

Given our school's location in a geographically remote area, our students have limited access to world-class scientific facilities. A Virtual Visit to the ATLAS experiment would provide a unique, transformative opportunity to democratize science education, bringing the frontiers of human knowledge directly into our classroom and breaking down the barriers of distance.

Our students show a special interest in the science of Physics, which is the reason why we requested to attend the virtual tour of ATLAS in the CERN accelerator. They are interested in acquiring a positive attitude for their future and are looking for information on research which is going to open up new fields. The functions, experiments and discoveries carried out in this research center create great interest for teenagers and many questions can be answered with the virtual tour.

Visita Virtual ao ATLAS Experiment do CERN pelos alunos das turmas 10.ºA, 11.ºA e 12.ºA da Escola Básica e Secundária de Airães.

This ATLAS virtual visit for the Masterclass will be organised for Colombian Physics Olympiad students at Universidad Antonio Nariño, Bogotá, Colombia.

Virtual tour for an assembly hall at a school. Students will be A-Level students and have an interest in the work of Atlas.

Our school runs a science club, and every year we hold a Science Day where students present physics, chemistry, and biology experiments to students from other schools. It would therefore be very interesting for them to see the spaces where experiments are conducted simultaneously and to learn what kinds of experiments are carried out in the facilities.

The tour will be livestreamed back to the Netherlands in Dutch for a group of participants in a 3-part lecture series on particle physics specifically for the elderly.

This digital visit at CERN would motivate our students to get involved in science. I strongly believe that this opportunity is crucial for our students in Nisyros, inhabitants of the Acritic islands, since they do not have access to advanced scientific infrastructure, laboratories, or frequent educational events.

The National Youth Science Forum (NYSF) is a not-for-profit organisation that runs immersive programs to encourage young people to pursue their passion for STEM. Through our programs each year, we engage with 500+ high school students and early career STEM professionals from across Australia. Our flagship program, the NYSF Year 12 Program, takes place each January in Canberra and Brisbane, giving participants opportunities to engage in an exciting range of STEM visits, lectures, networking events and social activities.

This visit is offered to those who participated in the the FameLab competition for science communication, promoted by the CERN Social Media.

No contexto da VI Escola de Verão ICTP-SAIFR para Jovens Físicos teremos uma visita virtual desta escola ao experimento ATLAS, na linha de feixes do Grande Colisor de Hadrons, LHC no CERN em Genebra no dia 14 de janeiro às 8:30 da manhã diretamente da caverna da experiência ATLAS. Durante a visita partes do detector serão apresentadas aos alunos e eles poderão interagir com pesquisadores do experimento. A visita é coordenada no Brasil pelo professor Lucas David Feitosa Campos (ICTP-SAIFR) e na Suíça pelo pesquisador Denis Oliveira Damazio (BNL/USATLAS). As part of the VI ICTP-SAIFR Summer School for Young Physicists, we will host a virtual visit to the ATLAS experiment at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) beamline at CERN in Geneva on January 15th at 12:30 pm, directly from the ATLAS cavern. During the visit, the students will be shown parts of the detector and will have the opportunity to interact with the experiment's researchers. The visit is coordinated in Brazil by Professor Lucas David Feitosa Campos (ICTP-SAIFR) and in Switzerland by researcher Denis Oliveira Damazio (BNL/USATLAS).

The group of students who would like to participate in this virtual tour of one of the most influential experiments of the 21st century belong to the school’s robotics team and have a special interest in STEM and the sciences. They are students with exceptional skills in programming and electronic circuits, and many of them dream of working with you.

No contexto da VI Escola de Verão ICTP-SAIFR para Jovens Físicos teremos uma visita virtual desta escola ao experimento ATLAS, na linha de feixes do Grande Colisor de Hadrons, LHC no CERN em Genebra no dia 14 de janeiro às 8:00 da manhã diretamente da sala de controle da experiência ATLAS. Durante a visita partes do detector serão apresentadas aos alunos e eles poderão interagir com pesquisadores do experimento. A visita é coordenada no Brasil pelo professor Lucas David Feitosa Campos (ICTP-SAIFR) e na Suíça pelo pesquisador Denis Oliveira Damazio (BNL/USATLAS). During the VI ICTP-SAIFR Summer School for Young Physicists, we will host a virtual visit from the school to the ATLAS experiment at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) beamline at CERN in Geneva on January 14th at noon, directly from the ATLAS control room. During the visit, the students will be shown parts of the detector and will have the opportunity to interact with the experiment's researchers. The visit is coordinated in Brazil by Professor Lucas David Feitosa Campos (ICTP-SAIFR) and in Switzerland by researcher Denis Oliveira Damazio (BNL/USATLAS).

The National Youth Science Forum (NYSF) is a not-for-profit organisation that runs immersive programs to encourage young people to pursue their passion for STEM. Through our programs each year, we engage with 500+ high school students and early career STEM professionals from across Australia. Our flagship program, the NYSF Year 12 Program, takes place each January in Canberra and Brisbane, giving participants opportunities to engage in an exciting range of STEM visits, lectures, networking events and social activities.

As a Mathematics Special Education teacher in Samos, I would like my 9th-grade students to join the virtual visit to CERN to connect their lessons with real scientific exploration. This experience will help them better understand how mathematics and physics are applied in major research projects, while inspiring curiosity, critical thinking, and interest in STEM fields.

La scuola organizza una visita virtuale al CERN (Organizzazione Europea per la Ricerca Nucleare), con l’obiettivo di approfondire e rendere più concreti alcuni concetti affrontati nel programma di Fisica. La visita rappresenta un’importante occasione per avvicinare gli studenti alla ricerca scientifica contemporanea e alla metodologia sperimentale.

As a physics teacher, together with a group of my students, wish to participate in the online visit to CERN because we consider it a unique educational opportunity. CERN is the world’s leading research centre in Particle Physics, and introducing students to its work can significantly strengthen their interest in the Physical Sciences. Our participation will help students: -connect the Physics concepts taught at school with their real-world applications at the forefront of scientific research, -understand ideas such as elementary particles, accelerators, and detectors through authentic examples, -become familiar with how scientists work, reinforcing scientific thinking, research ethics, and collaborative culture, -learn about potential career paths and be inspired by CERN’s international environment, broadening their academic and personal horizons. For students of a public Greek secondary school, such an experience provides strong motivation and serves as a catalyst for deeper engagement with science. We believe that the online visit will be a valuable educational tool that will meaningfully contribute to cultivating their curiosity, creativity, and passion for Physics and innovation.

Virtual Visit of participants from the Scientific Experience Event at the International Institute of Physics of the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte to the ATLAS Experiment at CERN/Switzerland. Students will be able to see parts of the detector as well as interact with experts in the field. The visit will be coordinated by professors Amadeu Albino Júnior (IFRN) and Fernando Wellysson de Alencar Sobreira and Klaus Werner Capelle (International Institute of Physics - UFRN) and researcher Denis Oliveira Damazio (BNL) in the ATLAS detector control room. Participants (students excelling in scientific activities) will be able to interact with the researcher in the detector operation room. The visit will take place on December 10th, at 3:00 pm (Geneva time) Visita Virtual dos participantes do evento Vivência Científica no Instituto Internacional de Física da Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte ao Experimento ATLAS no CERN/Suiça. Os estudantes poderão ver partes do detector assim como interagir com especialistas no campo. A Visita será coordenada pelos professores Amadeu Albino Júnior (IFRN) e Fernando Wellysson de Alencar Sobreira e Klaus Werner Capelle (International Institute of Physics - UFRN) e o Pesquisador Denis Oliveira Damazio (BNL) na sala de controle do detector ATLAS. Os participantes (estudantes destacados em atividades científicas) poderão interagir com o pesquisador na sala de operações do detector. A visita acontecerá no dia 10 de Dezembro às 11:00 da manhã (horário de Brasília).

Estudantes do curso de Pós Graduação Em Engenharias Eletrica e Computação - PPGEEC - da Universidade Federal da Bahia visitará virtualmente o experimento ATLAS no Centro Europeu de Pesquisa Nuclear (CERN) em Genebra, Suíça no dia 9 de dezembro as 15:00 (horário de Brasília). Os alunos poderão interagir com pesquisadores na área e conhecer detalhes do detector. A visita será organizada pelo professor Edmar Egídio Purcino de Souza (UFBA) no Brasil e o pesquisador Denis Oliveira Damazio (BNL/ATLAS) na Suíça. Students from the Postgraduate Program in Electrical and Computer Engineering - PPGEEC - at the Federal University of Bahia will virtually visit the ATLAS experiment at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) in Geneva, Switzerland on December 9th at 7:00 PM (Geneva time). Students will be able to interact with researchers in the field and learn details about the detector. The visit will be organized by Professor Edmar Egídio Purcino de Souza (UFBA) in Brazil and researcher Denis Oliveira Damazio (BNL/ATLAS) in Switzerland.

This virtual visit is organised for the attendees of the school programme about nuclear fusion

Students of the 2nd Gymnasio Rethymnou will participate in a virtual visit to the ATLAS Experiment at CERN. This activity serves as an introduction before the upcoming school visit to CERN, offering students a first insight into particle physics, the role of the ATLAS detector and the importance of international scientific collaboration. This virtual visit aims to inspire curiosity about science and motivate students to explore careers in physics and technology.

Virtual Visit to the ATLAS Experiment with Kultur Koleji and Kultur 2000 Koleji students and teachers. Participants will explore the ATLAS Experiment remotely, learn about particle physics, and interact live with CERN scientists.

Virtual Visit of the Federal Technical School (CEFET) Nova Iguaçu, Rio de Janeiro at the COPPE/Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (http://www.espaco.coppe.ufrj.br) to the ATLAS Experiment at CERN/Switzerland. The students will be able to view parts of the detector as well as interact with experts on the field. The visit will be coordinated by Professora Marcia Begalli in Brazil and Researchers Denis Oliveira Damazio (BNL) and Luciano Manhães de Andrade Filho (UFJF) in the ATLAS Control room. Visita Virtual do CEFET Nova Iguaçu na COPPE/Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (http://www.espaco.coppe.ufrj.br) ao Experimento ATLAS no CERN/Suiça. Os estudantes poderão ver partes do detector assim como interagir com especialistas no campo. A Visita será coordenada pela Professora Marcia Begalli e os Pesquisadores Denis Oliveira Damazio (BNL) e Luciano Manhães de Andrade Filho (UFJF) na sala de controle do detector ATLAS.

Year 12 students who have studied particle physics. To get greater understanding of what happens at cern and potentially the variety of careers there.

This Virtual Visit is organised for Physics students from Universidad Industrial de Bucaramanga

Virtual Visit of the Federal Institute of Santa Catarina State to the ATLAS Experiment at CERN/Switzerland. The students will be able to view parts of the detector as well as interact with experts on the field. The visit will be coordinated by Professor Nelson Barelo in Brazil and Researchers Denis Oliveira Damazio (BNL) and Luciano Manhães de Andrade Filho (UFJF) in the ATLAS Control room on October 28th, 15:00. Visita Virtual do Instituto Federal de Santa Catarina ao Experimento ATLAS no CERN/Suiça. Os estudantes poderão ver partes do detector assim como interagir com especialistas no campo. A Visita será coordenada pela Professor Nelson Barelo e os Pesquisadores Denis Oliveira Damazio (BNL) e Luciano Manhães de Andrade Filho (UFJF) na sala de controle do detector ATLAS em 28 de outubro às 11:00.

The Physics Without Frontiers Workshop in Computational Cosmology and High Energy Physics, taking place at the University of Phayao, Thailand, is designed to introduce undergraduate students to essential computational techniques used in cosmology and high-energy physics. Through a combination of lectures, hands-on coding sessions, and interactive projects, participants will gain practical experience in simulations, data analysis, and numerical modelling, key skills for modern physics research. Lectures include Dr Kate Shaw, Dr Nandan Roy, and Dr Suphakorn Chunlen, along with online guest speakers including Professor John Ellis.

On the 16th of October, Federal Institute of Espirito Santo - Campus Cariacica in the State of Espirito Santo will participate on a Virtual Visit with the ATLAS Experiment in the LHC beam line at CERN, Switzerland. The students will be able to see parts of the detector and discuss with experts, while preparing for a Master Class. The visit is coordinated in Brazil by professor Marcia Begalli (UERJ), professor Buffon (FIES) and by the researcher Denis Oliveira Damazio (BNL/ATLAS) in Switzerland from the ATLAS Control Room at 19:00 Switzerland time. No dia 16 de Outubro, O Instituto Federal do Espírito Santos - Campus Cariacica, no Estado de Espírito Santo participará de uma Visita Virtual com o Experimento ATLAS na linha de feixe do LHC no CERN, Suíça. Os alunos poderão ver partes do detector e discutir com especialistas enquanto se preparam para uma Master Classe. A visita é coordenada no Brasil pela professora Marcia Begalli (UERJ), a professora Buffon (IFES) e pelo pesquisador Denis Oliveira Damazio (BNL/ATLAS) na Suíça da Sala de Controle ATLAS às 14:00h, horário do Brasil.

This visit is a part of the Public Event at the ATLAS Week for University students studying Physics and Engineering.

On October 10th, the students from Centro Paula Souza - Fatec - Professor Wilson Roberto Ribeiro de Camargo, in Tatuí, São Paulo State will participate on a Virtual Visit with the ATLAS Experiment in the LHC beam line at CERN, Switzerland. These students will see parts of the detector and discuss with experts in place about the experiment and physics as part of a Master Class. The visit is coordinated in Brazil by the professors Marcia Begalli (UERJ), Pedro Rosa (Fatec/Tatuí) and in Switzerland by the researcher Denis Oliveira Damazio (BNL/ATLAS). No dia 10 de Outubro, os alunos do Centro Paula Souza - Fatec - Professor Wilson Roberto Ribeiro de Camargo, em Tatuí, São Paulo, participarão de uma Visita Virtual com o Experimento ATLAS na linha do feixe do LHC no CERN, Suíça. Esses alunos verão partes do detector e discutirão com especialistas locais sobre a experiência e física, como parte de uma Master Classe. A visita é coordenada no Brasil pelos professores Marcia Begalli (UERJ), Pedro Rosa (Fatec/Tatuí) e na Suíça pelo pesquisador Denis Oliveira Damazio (BNL/ATLAS).

On October 9th, the students from Centro Paula Souza - Fatec - Professor Wilson Roberto Ribeiro de Camargo, in Tatuí, São Paulo State will participate on a Virtual Visit with the ATLAS Experiment in the LHC beam line at CERN, Switzerland. These students will see parts of the detector and discuss with experts in place about the experiment and physics as part of a Master Class The visit is coordinated in Brazil by the professors Marcia Begalli (UERJ), Pedro Rosa (Fatec/Tatuí) and in Switzerland by the researcher Denis Oliveira Damazio (BNL/ATLAS). No dia 9 de outubro, os alunos do Centro Paula Souza - Fatec - Professor Wilson Roberto Ribeiro de Camargo, em Tatuí, São Paulo, participarão de uma Visita Virtual com o Experimento ATLAS na linha do feixe do LHC no CERN, Suíça. Esses alunos verão partes do detector e discutirão com especialistas locais sobre a experiência e física. A visita é coordenada no Brasil pelos professores Marcia Begalli (UERJ), Pedro Rosa (Fatec/Tatuí) e na Suíça pelo pesquisador Denis Oliveira Damazio (BNL/ATLAS).

A live visit from Nikhef to the ATLAS Experiment as part of the Science Day in Amsterdam,

Incoming freshmen of University of Washington whom are curious learners interested in quantum theory, cutting-edge particle physics experiments, and the role of AI in analyzing LHC data. They are motivated to explore fundamental questions about the universe and engage with current research at UW.

This virtual visit is part of the UM6P School of Physics Integration Week, and students will join a virtual tour of the ATLAS detector at CERN, where they will discover cutting-edge particle physics.

On 27th of August, the Fundação Educacional Inaciana Padre Sabóia de Medeiros (FEI), Campus São Bernardo dos Campos, in the State of São Paulo will participate on a Virtual Visit with the ATLAS Experiment in the LHC beam line at CERN, Switzerland. The students will be able to see parts of the detector and discuss with experts, while preparing for a Master Class. The visit is coordinated in Brazil by professor Marcia Begalli (UERJ), professor Marcilei Guazzelli (FEI) and by the researcher Denis Oliveira Damazio (BNL/ATLAS) in Switzerland from the ATLAS Control Room at 2 pm Switzerland time. No dia 27 de Agosto, a Fundação Educacional Inaciana Padre Sabóia de Medeiros (FEI), Campus São Bernardo dos Campos, no Estado de São Paulo participará de uma Visita Virtual com o Experimento ATLAS na linha de feixe do LHC no CERN, Suíça. Os alunos poderão ver partes do detector e discutir com especialistas enquanto se preparam para uma Master Classe. A visita é coordenada no Brasil pela professora Marcia Begalli (UERJ), a professora Marcilei Guazzelli (FEI) e pelo pesquisador Denis Oliveira Damazio (BNL/ATLAS) na Suíça da Sala de Controle ATLAS às 9h, horário do Brasil.

This virtual tour of ATLAS is a part of orientation and induction program of new batch of Bachelor's and Master's students in Physics for the academic year.

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