Build your own particle smasher: The Royal Society Partnership Grants Scheme

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Issue 250 | Page 16 | Published Jan 2012

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A-level and AS-level students from Trinity Catholic School have built their own particle smashers, in collaboration with Nottingham Trent University, as part of The Royal Society's Partnership Grants Scheme.

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