US-ATLAS Education and Outreach Event

Wednesday 2 Jun 2021, 12:00 → 18:00 US/Eastern

Anna Goussiou (University of Washington), Kathryn Grimm (CSU East Bay), Ketevi Adikle Assamagan (BNL), dhiman chakraborty (Northern Illinois University)

The ATLAS Experiment is a worldwide effort with over 3000 physicists and engineers - with a strong participation from 45 US universities and national labs (US-ATLAS) - at the CERN international laboratory located in Geneva, Switzerland. The project aims to improve our understanding of the Universe - its birth, evolution, current state, and future. The research offers a wide range of practical applications and educational opportunities. This event will serve as an informal introduction to ATLAS research and discuss US-ATLAS programs that new students and university groups can get involved in.

Although the primary target is Under Represented Minority (URM) students, this workshop is also of interest to a broader audience, from URM undergraduate students, to potential graduate student/postdoc/faculty mentors, and anyone interested in providing further inputs to a coordinated plan for attracting URMs.

Poster.pdf

recording-part1.mp4

recording-part2.mp4

Recording-part3.mp4

recording-part4.mp4

recording-part5.mp4

recording-part6.mp4

12:00 → 12:05 Introduction

Speaker: Dr Srini Rajagopalan (BNL)

12:05 → 12:15 Guest of Honor Address

Speaker: Prof. Young-Kee Kim (University of Chicago)

2021-06-02 US ATLAS Education Outreach YKK.pdf

12:15 → 12:45 Overview of Particle Physics and Applications

Speaker: Dr Reina Camacho Toro (LPNHE-CNRS, Sorbonne Université, France)

20210602_IntroParticlePhysics_USATLASOutreach_CamachoToro.pdf

12:50 → 13:15 Overview of the ATLAS Experiment

Speaker: Prof. Oliver Baker (Yale University)

US-ATLAS-Education-talk-Baker.pptx

US-ATLAS-Education-talk.pptx

13:15 → 13:45 Break

13:45 → 14:10 Overview of current US-ATLAS program

Speaker: Prof. Peter Onyisi (U. Texas Austin)

20210602_about_usatlas.pdf

14:15 → 14:40 HEP Education and Outreach activities / success stories / What is in it for MSI?

Speaker: Prof. Mayda Velasco (Northwestern)

Education-and-Outreach-Mayda.pptx

14:40 → 15:10 Break

15:10 → 16:00 Panel Discussion: Student Opportunities

Panel discussion about opportunities through DOE programs, opportunities through NSF programs, ATLAS, and US-ATLAS specific opportunities.

Moderators:
Prof. Kathryn Grimm (CSU East Bay)
Aleida Perez (BNL)

Panelists:
Noel Blackburn (BNL)
Prof. Anna Goussiou (University of Washington)
Prof. Mark Kruse (Duke University)
Dr. Chilufya Mwewa (BNL)
Prof. Peter Onyisi (U. Texas Austin)
Prof. Sahal Yacoob (UCT)
Blanca Nino (CSU Fresno)

2021_ATLAS-Blackburn.pdf

Panel_discussion_Kruse_June2021.pdf

WorkingIn the ATLAS collaboration.pdf

16:05 → 16:35 Questions / Answers / Discuss