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Winners of the Beamline for Schools competition perform their experiments at CERN
Two teams of high-school students have been selected to travel to the laboratory in September
Some 119 teams from all over the world sent us their proposals for experiments at the T9 beamline at CERN this year
Student teams have just one month to submit their proposals to conduct an experiment at a working CERN beamline
Want to conduct an experiment at a fully operational CERN beamline? Just over 3 weeks left to register for the Beamline for schools competition!
Don’t miss a Google+ hangout with last year’s winners and CERN scientists on 4 December 2014 at 5pm CET
High-school students: Register your team today for the chance to win a trip to CERN and run real experiments using a fixed-target beamline
