An international collaboration of researchers, educators, and science communication specialists, dedicated to developing and promoting particle physics outreach
In September, Anja Kranjc Horvat and Yiota Foka represented IPPOG at the Particle Accelerators Applications for Society workshop and the Challenge Based Innovation programme at the University of Sarajevo.
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Every great #outreach idea starts with a question: how can we make science more accessible? At the 32nd IPPOG Meeting, discover the people and projects bringing #particlephysics closer to everyone.
Meet the community behind these Success Stories!
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Every great #outreach idea starts with a question: how can we make science more accessible? At the 32nd IPPOG Meeting, discover the people and projects bringing #particlephysics closer to everyone.
Meet the community behind these Success Stories!
#IPPOG
π¬πͺ Georgia brings particle physics to life! At the Telavi Masterclass, students explored real CERN data while visitors experienced a virtual tour of the ATLASexperiment detector!
#sciencefestival#georgia#scienc3#ippog#griogiasciencefestival
From particle collisions to neutrinos and particle therapy, the IPPOG #InternationalMasterclasses offer students different ways to explore the world of particle physics, analyse real data and discover how science works. Explore the full portfolio π https://t.co/8Xjw2IRuF6
π International Cosmic Day 2026 is coming! On 19 November, students and teachers worldwide will explore cosmic rays through measurements, data analysis and international exchange. π¬ Register by 25 October: https://t.co/Wu421tinJ5 #IPPOG#ICD2026
π World Wide Data Day is coming! On 10 November, students worldwide will analyse real LHC data and connect across 24 hours. π¬π W2D2 is a QuarkNet activity. Find all info on registration and participation on the QuarkNet website!
#IPPOG#W2D2#QuarkNet
π Itβs World Space Week! Through activities such as the International Cosmic Day, students can detect cosmic rays, study atmospheric muons, analyse data and experience how scientists investigate the Universe.
#IPPOG#WorldSpaceWeek#InternationalCosmicDay#CosmicRays#Muon
π CERN turns 72!
From the discovery of weak neutral currents and the W and Z bosons, to the Higgs boson, from the invention of the WWW to the study of #antimatter and exotic atomic nuclei... CERNβs story is much bigger than the LHC.
What will the next discovery be?
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π¬ IPPOG Outreacher of the Month: Gediminas Sarpis!
From CERN to prison cells: discover his experience with Physics Behind Bars, the unexpected questions he encountered, and why science outreach should reach everyone.
π https://t.co/ZbXSAlLIX6
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π IPPOG turns 29!!!
29 years of connecting people with particle physics π
From students and teachers to scientists and outreachers, our community keeps growing and inspiring.
Happy birthday, IPPOG! π
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π Representatives from 10 African countries met in Nairobi to establish a regional network for nuclear science education and outreach. IPPOGβs South African representative, Dr Gillian Arendse, joined the steering committee to support educator capacity building and outreach.
π Cosmic Days brings the Universe into the classroom! Students and teachers explore cosmic rays, detect particles from space and discover the science behind them. Ready to look up and start detecting? π¬β¨
#IPPOG#CosmicDays
Particle Therapy Masterclass in Karachi!
On 29β30 August, students at Al-Kawthar University explored the science behind particle therapy through lectures, workshops and hands-on activities, discovering how fundamental physics can have a direct impact on healthcare.
Meet IPPOG's Outreacher of the Month: Cari Cesarotti!
From the discovery of the Higgs boson to the exciting world of muon colliders, Cari shares her journey into physics, the importance of #outreach, and why the muon is such a cool particle.
https://t.co/ZbXSAlLIX6
IPPOG @ICHEP 2026 in Natal, Brazil
A big thank you to the ICHEP organizers and everyone who joined the discussions. Together, we continue to strengthen the connection between research, education and society.
#ICHEP2026#IPPOG#ParticlePhysics#ScienceOutreach#Brazil
Meet IPPOG's Outreacher of the Month, Connie Potter! Discover how the CERN Festival Programme has brought particle physics to music and cultural festivals, inspiring thousands of new audiences over the past decade.
More info: https://t.co/tDJ7fPz3Kh
π https://t.co/ZbXSAlLIX6
P. Higgs never expected to become famous. In 1964, he proposed a solution to one of particle physics' biggest puzzles. Nearly 50 years later, the #HiggsBoson discovery earned him the 2013 Nobel Prize in Physics. Curiosity, patience and collaboration made it possible.
In 1964, several physicists, including #Higgs, proposed an idea: a new field filling the Universe could explain why fundamental particles have mass.
At the time, it was only a theory.
It would take ~50 years before experiments at #CERN could finally test it.
4 July 2012: the day physics changed forever. After decades of work, #CERN 's ATLAS and CMS experiments announced the discovery of the #HiggsBoson, confirming a theory proposed nearly 50 years earlier, a triumph of collaboration, technology and curiosity. βοΈ