Tania Rosset, high school student at Collège Voltaire, Geneva, visiting AMS
Tania was part of the PolarquEEEst project, led by Centro Fermi at CERN in May 2018. An international group of students from College Voltaire Geneva, with students from Norway and Italy, assembled a cosmic ray detector that was then brought to the North Pole region on board sailing vessel nanuq, to...
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| Summary: | Tania was part of the PolarquEEEst project, led by Centro Fermi at CERN in May 2018. An international group of students from College Voltaire Geneva, with students from Norway and Italy, assembled a cosmic ray detector that was then brought to the North Pole region on board sailing vessel nanuq, to measure the cosmic ray flow. A record breaking measurement was registered at 82°07’ North. Tania TRosset did her “Matura” work based on the data from the PolarquEEst detecto. |
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