The Tunnel : LHC Cern Visit : Photo 1
We are currently developing a 3D show, which has a working title of LHC3D and is aimed at S2-S4 students. This show will be finished very shortly and in the first place, will be offered by Durham Universities Physics Outreach. We will also be able to offer this show after the summer holidays.
As part of our research, we were allowed to visit CERN and each of the experiments to take stereo photos and movies. We also have many hours of interviews with scientists from each of the experiments, including, Prof John Ellis himself.
We hope to be able to release all all of this content, in the form of educational podcasts, if funding can be found to allow the editing and final production to be completed.
Some of our other Photos can be found here : Gallery
When available, more Information will be found here : LHC3D
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