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ATLAS Colouring Books
The ATLAS Experiment Colouring Book is a free-to-download educational book, ideal for kids aged 5-9. It aims to introduce children to the field of High-Energy Physics, as well as the work being carried out by the ATLAS Collaboration.
ATLAS Fact Sheets
Explore the ATLAS Fact Sheets
Enjoy these free-to-download fact sheet by the ATLAS Collaboration. Explore the ATLAS detector and find more about its components, the software computing infrastructure, and the trigger and data acquisition systems. Find the Easter versions of the Fact Sheets here.
The Trigger and Data Acquisition system ensures optimal data-taking conditions and selects the most interesting collision events for study.
Download in English, Italian, German, Portuguese, DutchThe ATLAS software and computing system processes and stores the vast amounts of collision data collected by the detector.
Download in English, Italian, German, Portuguese, DutchCredits and Terms of Use
ATLAS Experiment fact sheets are free to download for personal and educational use. Content Copyright: ATLAS Experiment © CERN
- Project development: Ana María Rodríguez Vera on behalf of the ATLAS Collaboration
- Text: Katarina Anthony, Sascha Mehlhase, Rebeca Gonzalez Suarez and Ana Maria Rodriguez Vera on behalf of the ATLAS Collaboration
- Translations: Daniel Trujillo (French, Spanish), Rebeca Gonzalez (Spanish), Elise Le Boulicaut (French), Gabriella Gaudio (Italian), Giada Mancini (Italian), Gianluca Introzzi (Italian), Laura Fabbri (Italian), Maria Moreno Llacer (Spanish), Lukas Kretschmann (German), Ana Peixoto (Portuguese), Maura Barros (Portuguese), Eleni Skorda (Greek), Dave Van Wijk (Dutch), Ruben Schoeman (Dutch)
ATLAS Cheat Sheets
Discover the ATLAS Cheat Sheets
Explore educational physics "cheat sheets" developed by researchers at the ATLAS Collaboration, ideal to help with all those physics terms you want to know more about. With these sheets, you'll explore concepts from the Standard Model to conservation laws.
Cross Section and Luminosity
This sheet defines cross section and luminosity, presents examples of LHC cross sections, and introduces the method used to determine number of events.
Keywords: cross section, luminosityDownload in English, German, Italian, Dutch, French
Statistical Significance
When physicists make statements about whether or not a given process has been observed in the LHC data, they must back up their claim with strong statistical evidence. This is often expressed in terms of standard deviations or the p-value.
Keywords: standard deviation, p-valueDownload in English, Italian, German, Dutch, French
The Standard Model
All fundamental particles classified based on their properties! Deviations to the Standard Model can point the way to new physics.
Keywords: dark matter, standard model, higgs boson, fermion
Download in English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Dutch
Credits and Terms of Use
ATLAS Experiment cheat sheets are free to download for personal and educational use. Content Copyright: ATLAS Experiment © CERN
- Text and project development: Elise Le Boulicaut, Valerie Buxbaum and Dave Van Wijk on behalf of the ATLAS Collaboration
- Translations: Elise Le Boulicaut (French), Daniel Trujillo (French, Spanish), Rebeca Gonzalez Suarez (Spanish), Lukas Kretschmann (German), Giada Mancini and Giuseppe Carratta (Italian), Dave Van Wijk (Dutch), Fani Henry (French), Ruben Schoeman (Dutch)
- Background image: Ana María Rodríguez Vera on behalf of the ATLAS Collaboration
ATLAS Colouring Books
About the books
Enjoy free-to-download colouring books by the ATLAS Collaboration, ideal for kids (and adults) of all ages! In these books, you'll discover how experiments detect particles, what their properties are, and how scientists are working together to learn more about our Universe.
ATLAS Experiment
Colouring Book
Available in 16 languages, the ATLAS Experiment colouring book introduces kids to the field of High-Energy Physics and the work being carried out by the ATLAS Collaboration.
Learning objectives:
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ATLAS scientists work together to study particles, the basic building blocks of our universe.
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ATLAS scientists use a detector to find and identify particles.
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The ATLAS Collaboration is diverse. Anyone can be an ATLAS scientist.
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The Standard Model and the Higgs Boson.
Particles of the Universe
Colouring Book
Everything around us is made up of tiny, elementary particles. In this colouring book, kids can meet all of the particles that scientists have discovered (so far!) and learn about the role they play in our Universe.
Learning objectives:
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Matter is made of tiny elemental particles.
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Particles are the building blocks of all matter and are responsible for forces.
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Scientists use experiments to find and study particles.
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There are different types of particles with different functions.
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Individual Page Examples
Credits and Terms of Use
The ATLAS Experiment Colouring book is free to download for personal and educational use. Content Copyright: ATLAS Experiment © 2021 CERN
Credits for the Particles of the Universe Colouring Book:
- Particle Illustrations by Carolina De Luca
- Additional Illustrations by Mariana Velho
- Text and Project Development by Katarina Anthony and Mariana Velho for the ATLAS Collaboration
Credits for the ATLAS Experiment Colouring Book:
- Illustrations by CERNland.net, Carolina De Luca and Rebecca Pitt
- Text by Katarina Anthony for the ATLAS Collaboration
- Project development by Veronica Ruberti and Katarina Anthony
- Pages 4-5; Characters of Bob and Betty: Designed by ovnii.it for CERNland.net
- Pages 9-11: Designed by Carolina De Luca, carolinadeluca.com
- Page 12: Designed by Rebecca Pitt, based on earlier work by Joao Pequenao for the exhibit www.the-higgs-boson-and-beyond.org
ATLAS Colouring Books & Activities
About the books
Enjoy free-to-download colouring books by the ATLAS Collaboration, ideal for kids (and adults) of all ages! In these books, you'll discover how experiments detect particles, what their properties are, and how scientists are working together to learn more about our Universe.
ATLAS Experiment
Colouring Book
Available in 20+ languages, the ATLAS Experiment colouring book introduces kids to the field of High-Energy Physics and the work being carried out by the ATLAS Collaboration.
Learning objectives:
-
ATLAS scientists work together to study particles, the basic building blocks of our universe.
-
ATLAS scientists use a detector to find and identify particles.
-
The ATLAS Collaboration is diverse. Anyone can be an ATLAS scientist.
-
The Standard Model and the Higgs Boson.
Particles of the Universe
Colouring Book
Everything around us is made up of tiny, elementary particles. In this colouring book, kids can meet all of the particles that scientists have discovered (so far!) and learn about the role they play in our Universe.
Learning objectives:
-
Matter is made of tiny elemental particles.
-
Particles are the building blocks of all matter and are responsible for forces.
-
Scientists use experiments to find and study particles.
-
There are different types of particles with different functions.
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Guide for Parents and Teachers
This guide will help parents and teachers discuss the subjects addressed in the ATLAS Colouring Books. It isn’t an encyclopaedia of all of particle physics; instead, it provides a general overview of both the science and the research for non-experts. The guide will enhance your understanding of the field so you can feel more comfortable in sharing your knowledge with kids. It will also provide you with a list of resources in case you want to learn more about some topics.
Questions addressed:
- What is particle physics?
- How does the Large Hadron Collider work?
- What is the Standard Model of Particle Physics?
- What are particle generations and colour charge?
- What about antiparticles and cosmic rays?
- Have physicists discovered everything?
- How can you work at ATLAS?
Activity Sheets
ATLAS Activity Sheets build upon concepts introduced in the ATLAS colouring books, allowing kids to cement their new understanding of particle physics and explore all-new topics. For ease of printing, these sheets are available in colour and black & white.
Credit and Terms of Use
The ATLAS Experiment Colouring book is free to download for personal and educational use. Content Copyright: ATLAS Experiment © 2022 CERN
Credits for the Particles of the Universe Colouring Book:
- Particle illustrations by Carolina De Luca
- Additional illustrations by Mariana Velho
- Text and Project Development by Katarina Anthony and Mariana Velho for the ATLAS Collaboration
Credits for the ATLAS Experiment Colouring Book:
- Illustrations by CERNland.net, Carolina De Luca and Rebecca Pitt
- Text by Katarina Anthony for the ATLAS Collaboration
- Project development by Veronica Ruberti and Katarina Anthony
- Pages 4-5; Characters of Bob and Betty: Designed by ovnii.it for CERNland.net
- Pages 9-11: Designed by Carolina De Luca, carolinadeluca.com
- Page 12: Designed by Rebecca Pitt, based on earlier work by Joao Pequenao for The Royal Society exhibit "The Higgs boson and beyond."
Credits for the Guide for Parents and Teachers:
- Text and Project Development by Mariana Velho for the ATLAS Collaboration
- Particle illustrations by Carolina De Luca
- Photos courtesy of CERN
Credits for the Activity Sheets:
- Project development & additional illustrations by Mariana Velho
- Particle illustrations by Carolina De Luca
- Additional Content Creation by Elise Le Boulicaut Ennis
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