October 25 at 10am EDT on Zoom

16:00 GMT+2 in Geneva, Switzerland

We hope you will join us this year during STEM Week!

Join us for an exciting online adventure:

CERN’s Large Hadron Collider (LHC) has somehow shut down! Help us solve the mystery as you play a role in reassembling the part of the LHC, working as a scientist, an information technologist, or an engineer. This is a Zoom-based interactive adventure designed in partnership with CERN for ages 8-10 and runs 30 minutes. This adventure will be hosted in English.

1. Register below by October 23rd.  There are limited spots so be sure to register ASAP.
2. Teachers: You may register as a student and project the screen on your board (in presentation mode), then allow your class to vote on their next move. In this case, we will not need all of your students to register, just you.
3. Students: You will be emailed instructions with the Zoom link. NOTE: There are no more individual Student spots left. Please fill out to be placed on a waiting list for a possible second future event.
4. Make sure your name display on Zoom is the same as your registered Student/Class name or you may not be admitted to the event.
5. You should have some comfort in navigating Zoom reactions and turning on and off your mic. Parents can assist if a student is struggling with the controls.
6. If you are more than 5 minutes late, you may not be accepted into the event as the game will begin promptly.
7. You do not need to know any physics in order to participate.
8. Note: This session will be recorded!

This game was developed through a Massachusetts STEM Week grant from the Northeast STEM Network and in partnership with CERN.