August 31, 2013 Report Open Access

Zhang, Jiannan; Segal, Ben; Grey, Francois; Skands, Peter; Gold, Margaret

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      "affiliation": "CERN openlab Summer Student", 
      "name": "Zhang, Jiannan"
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      "affiliation": "Summer Student Supervisor", 
      "name": "Segal, Ben"
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      "affiliation": "Summer Student Supervisor", 
      "name": "Grey, Francois"
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      "affiliation": "Summer Student Supervisor", 
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  "datePublished": "2013-08-31", 
  "description": "<p><strong>Abstract:</strong><br />\nTo inspire more people to contribute to science, and educate the public about science, two Citizen Science &quot;challenges&quot; were prepared during summer 2013: the CERN Summer Webfest 2013 and the Virtual LHC Challenge. The first part of this report summarizes how to organize a Webfest at CERN and the outcome of the CERN Summer Webfest 2013.The second part gives an introduction to the current state of the Virtual LHC Challenge: a development of the LHC@Home Test4Theory project planned to attract many unskilled volunteers. This work was supported by a grant from the EU Citizen Cyberlab project, with assistance from the Citizen Cyberscience Centre (CCC).</p>", 
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  "name": "Prepare for Citizen Science Challenges at CERN", 
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