Crowd-sourced particle physics stories from DESY-CMS
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| author | Blekman, Freya Cardini, Andrea Saravia, Lucia Ximena Coll |
| author_facet | Blekman, Freya Cardini, Andrea Saravia, Lucia Ximena Coll |
| contents | The CMS at DESY outreach Instagram account (@cmsatdesy) serves as a platform for science communication and outreach for a large experimental particle physics group. The initiative aims to promote scientific research, engage young scientists in outreach activities, and showcase their contributions. Instagram was chosen for its strong alignment with the target demographic and its broad user base in Germany and internationally.
The account highlights the work of young scientists, providing insights into their scientific journeys and disseminating particle physics outreach content. Multiple contributors collaborate on content creation, offering early career researchers opportunities for training in science communication while maintaining a manageable time commitment. This paper presents the evolution of the project, its initial objectives, target audience, and the experiences gained in content development and public engagement on social media platforms. |
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| spellingShingle | Crowd-sourced particle physics stories from DESY-CMS Blekman, Freya Cardini, Andrea Saravia, Lucia Ximena Coll Physics and Society Physics Education Popular Physics The CMS at DESY outreach Instagram account (@cmsatdesy) serves as a platform for science communication and outreach for a large experimental particle physics group. The initiative aims to promote scientific research, engage young scientists in outreach activities, and showcase their contributions. Instagram was chosen for its strong alignment with the target demographic and its broad user base in Germany and internationally. The account highlights the work of young scientists, providing insights into their scientific journeys and disseminating particle physics outreach content. Multiple contributors collaborate on content creation, offering early career researchers opportunities for training in science communication while maintaining a manageable time commitment. This paper presents the evolution of the project, its initial objectives, target audience, and the experiences gained in content development and public engagement on social media platforms. |
| title | Crowd-sourced particle physics stories from DESY-CMS |
| topic | Physics and Society Physics Education Popular Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.04967 |