100 Years of Cosmic Rays: Educational Opportunities I
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Presentations
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Cosmic Rays for High School Students
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Authors
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Marjorie Bardeen
Fermilab
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Robert Peterson
Fermilab
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Thomas Jordan
University of Florida
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A Portable Classroom Cosmic Ray Detector
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Authors
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Howard Matis
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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ASPIRE - Cloud Chambers as an Introduction to Cosmic Ray Observation
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Authors
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Julie Callahan
University of Utah
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John Matthews
University of Utah
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Charles Jui
University of Utah
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Measuring the speed of light using QuarkNet Muon detectors as a method to engage pre-high school students in scientific activity
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Authors
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William Gabella
Vanderbilt University
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Medford Webster
Vanderbilt University
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Problem finding and open inquiry science teaching with PARTICLE
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Authors
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Doug Hollinger
Pavilion High School, Pavilion NY, American Physical Society
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Kevin McFarland
University of Rochester
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Marjorie Bardeen
Fermilab
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Education and Public Outreach of the Pierre Auger Cosmic Ray Observatory
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Authors
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Gregory Snow
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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The ACME Project - Making ATLAS an High Energy ~Cosmic Ray Detector
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Authors
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James Pinfold
University of Alberta
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Marjorie Bardeen
Fermilab
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Simulating Cosmic Ray Arrays with LEDs and Other Ideas for Bringing IceCube Science to the Classroom
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James Madsen
University of Wisconsin-River Falls
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Jonathan Eisch
University of Wisconsin-Madison
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Mark Krasberg
University of Wisconsin-Madison
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The Cosmic Ray Observatory Project: A Statewide Outreach and Education Experiment in Nebraska
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Authors
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Daniel Claes
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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Gregory Snow
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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