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Summary of the ECFA /ELCSG session and exhibition at ESOF 2004 Stockholm, 25.-28.8.04. Michael Kobel Bonn University Germany EPOG outreach meeting, CERN, 29.10.2004. Euro Science Open Forum 2004, Stockholm, 25.-28.8.2004 www.esof2004.org.
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Summary of the ECFA /ELCSG session and exhibition at ESOF 2004Stockholm, 25.-28.8.04 Michael KobelBonn UniversityGermanyEPOG outreach meeting, CERN, 29.10.2004
Euro Science Open Forum 2004, Stockholm, 25.-28.8.2004 www.esof2004.org • Aim: highlight science in Europe (similar as AAAS in America) • present science and the humanities at the cutting-edge • stimulate scientific awareness • foster debate on science and society • get scientists and media together • Participants: total: 1800 from 68 countries (officially, never together on one day) • academics • research organisations (e.g. EIROforum) • policy makers (some) • politicians (very few) • media (350 journalists) • industry (mainly as exhibitors) • teachers, public (not in sessions and exhibitions) • 12 plenary sessions (partially in parallel) • 60 parallel sessions (from 260 applications) • science in the city
ECFA Session „From Quarks to Galaxies“ • In the name of ECFA prepared by the outreach subcommittee coordinators of the ELCSG, in collaboration with EPOG • 3talks „present status“+ discussion, 2 talks „future plans“ + discussion, 3h total • 1.) Gerard t'Hooft: The Nature of Matter and Forces • 2.) Licia Verde: The Cosmic Connection: From Quarks to Galaxies • 3.) Ugo Amaldi: From Accelerators to Cancer Therapy • 4.) Ulf Danielsson: Theories Spanning Time and Space of the Universe • 5.) Albrecht Wagner: Pushing the Frontier: Tools for the next Decadehttp://www.teilchenphysik.org/temp_aktuell_aktivitaeten_elcsg.htm • talks well adjusted to each other(2 phone confs beforehand) • right level of talks 45 min discussion • invited: 60 „VIPs“ from 15 countries,attended: 4 from PL, HU, I, (D) • too many sessions: only about 70-80 people listening 1st discussion round
ESOF Press Briefing"The International Linear Collider Project: Europe's Vision for the Future of Particle Physics" • One of about 10 Press briefings at ESOF 2004 • Participants: G.‘t Hooft, M.Kobel, L.Verde, A.Wagner • Moderated by Ranga Yogeshwar (German TV Journalist) • Very timely (7 days after ITRP recommendation) • Press folders prepared beforehand (well received) • triggered someESOF and ILC articlesin German press
ECFA Exhibition„From cloud chambers to linear accelerators- tracking down the origin of matter“ • 30 m2 in nice „Pillared Hall“ (booth rent: 10,000 €) • but: very much detached from the conference
Particle PhysicsTESLA-DESYGSILEP/LHC-CERNAMANDA Pillars 2 Posters from GSI onhadron therapy Two Sides of the same coin LHC Proton Collisions LHC Magnetsand Detector An InternationalCenter of Excellence LHC Puzzle Higgs LHC Puzzle Unif + SUSY Insight TESLA Facts&Figures energy loss of hadronshadron therapy ATLAS detector model 2 Posters from AMANDA DELPHI wire event model model of hadron therapy center Linear Accelerator Model KNowledge: TESLA detector AMANDA detector model TESLAcavity Cloud chamber Insight XFEL What it is Tracking Down the Oorigin of matter KnowledgeTESLA Superconduc Insight XFEL Research Plasma screen with movies Title PosterExhibition Title PosterExhibition Exhibition content • Standard Model: • cloud chamber (DESY) • hands-on educational model of an accelerator (DESY) • Wire model of DELPHI event (PPEP) • Astroparticle physics • 3D animated model of the Amanda detector (AMANDA, Stockholm) • Hadron Therapy • model of hadron dE/dx and HD cancer therapy center (GSI) • Experimental Future • ATLAS detector model and LHC panels (PPEP) • TESLA cavity and posters (DESY) • Posters, brochures, and movies (ATLAS, TESLA, XFEL, GSI therapy, AMANDA)
Exhibition features • 5 Guides from GSI, Amanda, DESY • Most expensive part of our activity • Most complicated to organize(e.g. transport from 5 places) • Most educative and most „hands-on“ exhibition of ESOF • public admitted only in last few hours • very difficult to findfor conferenceparticipants • those who camewere very interested
Many Thanks to • ELCSG Session Co-Organizers:Francois le Diberder, Giorgio Ciarelli, Phil Burrows, Phillip Bambade (+ Erik Johansson and Brian Foster) • Exhibition Co-organizers:Ulrike Behrens, Christian Mrotzek (DESY), Valja Gebhardt (BN) • Press folder support:Petra Folkerts, Christian Mrotzek (DESY) • Exhibition Objects:Ulrike Behrens, Petra Folkerts, Christian Mrotzek (DESY), Wilma Weyrather (GSI), Per Olof Hulth (Amanda), Norman Gee (PPEP) • Exhibition Guides:Blanka Sobloher, Christian Mrotzek (DESY), Amanda guides,Wilma Weyrather (GSI)
Summary • First experience with AAAS-like event for • ESOF central organizers • ESOF session and exhibition organizers (us) • ESOF participants • our combination of session + press briefing + exhibition was nice • could have been better exploited with better attendance(participants, VIPs, public) • preparation needs very much work • still, 2004 showed that ESOF concept works in principle • especially well received by journalists • many things to improve for ESOF2006 in Munich • need more politicians and policy makers • need more public, teachers, students • need free access to exhibitions and some lectures • reduced conference fee for full participation • need less sessions /actvities in parallel • proposals to be submitted already in spring/summer 05!