National Quantum and Dark Matter Road Trip

Credit : National Quantum and Dark Matter Road Trip

Abstract

The National Quantum and Dark Matter Road Trip is a travelling science show. During the Australian national science week, a dedicated team of scientists and science communicators travel to Schools and public spaces to take science around Australian Communities. In total, the road-tripping team drive more than 8,000 kilometres over two weeks, while delivering presentations, hands-on activities and trivia at schools, pubs and other venues.

IPPOG presentation (2023) : https://indico.cern.ch/event/1249772/contributions/5350339/attachments/2645306/4578661/CDM%20Pressies%20for%20IPPOG.pdf

Contact

Authors :

Ben McAllister (Swinburne / UWA)
Elrina Hartman (UWA)
Emily Filmer (Adelaide)
Giorgio Busoni (ANU)
Graeme Flower (UWA)
Harish Potti (Adelaide)
Irene Bolognino (Adelaide)
Jacqueline Bondell (Melbourne)
Jeremy Bourhill (UWA)
Matt Gerathy (Melbourne)
Raghda Abdel Khaleq (ANU)
Renee Key (Swinburne)
Will Campbell (UWA)

Supported by :

ARC center of excellency for dark matter,
Collaboration of Australian Universities for research into Quantum machines and Quantum Physics (EQUS),
Inspiring Australia

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