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The <strong>for</strong>mal inauguration of the centre occurred on the 24th of November and was followed by<br />
two international meetings, the <strong>Origins</strong> of Mass Mini Workshop on the 25th of November and<br />
the Winter School in Geometry and Theoretical physics on the 26th and 27th of November. International<br />
renowned scientists gave talks and attended the three events. The pictures and several<br />
of the talks can be watched on our website www.cp3-origins.dk under the Events subpage<br />
meetings (click on archived events).<br />
We have launched a large number of extremely successful and novel outreach activities meant<br />
to propagate the centre’s activities to students and teachers in <strong>high</strong> schools, to researchers in<br />
other fields and to the general public. CP³-<strong>Origins</strong> together with the University of Southern<br />
Denmark, CERN, Fermilab, the US Department of Energy, National Science Foundation, as well<br />
as several other worldwide organizations proudly presented the science revealed behind the<br />
Sony Pictures blockbuster Angels and Demons.<br />
We launched in February 2010 a<br />
novel initiative, the CP³-Genius<br />
Program, meant to allow the<br />
brightest young minds at the<br />
bachelor and <strong>high</strong> school level to<br />
join the research activities at our centre. The CP³-Genius Program concept is our original idea<br />
and is now being copied by several other centres in Denmark.<br />
The research of the centre members has been recognized already on several occasions. The CP³-<br />
<strong>Origins</strong> master student Ulrik Ishøj Søndergaard was awarded in December 2009 the Oticon<br />
Scholarship to work on his master thesis project Phases of Nature. The centre leader’s PhD Student<br />
Mads T. Frandsen, now postdoc at Ox<strong>for</strong>d, won the 2010 Lundbeck Talent Prize <strong>for</strong> scientists<br />
under 30 years old <strong>for</strong> his thesis work on beyond standard model physics and dark matter.<br />
In 2009 he was awarded a scholarship from the Anglo-Danish Society and he is also winner of<br />
the Loerup Honorary Graduate Award. The centre leader was awarded in January 2010 the Elite<br />
Researcher Prize by the Danish Ministry of Science. The Elite Researcher Prize (EliteForsk-Pris<br />
in Danish) is given to outstanding researchers and is one of the most prestigious awards in<br />
Denmark.<br />
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