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Community<br />
As a bright scientific beacon, the CP 3 -<strong>Origins</strong> centre at the University of Southern Denmark is<br />
both enriching and serving the research community. It puts Denmark at the <strong>for</strong>efront of research<br />
in this field and creates the potential <strong>for</strong> achieving substantial global recognition.<br />
Being in the frontline, our approach is one of transparency, accountability and a real commitment<br />
to engaging citizens. Value to the community can be measured qualitatively in terms of<br />
the centre becoming a household name in Odense and in the Region, and by generating greater<br />
interest in the public arena, and quantitatively in its effect on the numbers of young people<br />
choosing to study physics at <strong>high</strong>er levels.<br />
We have launched a large number of extremely successful and novel outreach activities that will<br />
harness the energy generated by the fascination of young and old alike <strong>for</strong> particle physics, to<br />
further fuel our work and to give something tangible and of quality in return.<br />
Science Revealed Behind Angels and Demons<br />
CP³-<strong>Origins</strong> together with the University of Southern Denmark, CERN, Fermilab, the US Department<br />
of Energy, National Science Foundation, as well as several other worldwide organizations<br />
proudly presented the science revealed behind the<br />
Sony Pictures blockbuster Angels and Demons. The events<br />
took place on October 20 and 21st 2009 at the Kulturmaskine<br />
conference center in Odense. The first day was<br />
reserved <strong>for</strong> <strong>high</strong> school students while the second day<br />
was open to the general public. The event was a success<br />
and sold out on both days.<br />
CP³-Genius Program<br />
We launched in February 2010 a novel initiative meant to allow the brightest young minds at<br />
the bachelor and <strong>high</strong> school level to join the research activities at our centre.<br />
Here is the way it works:<br />
For Bachelor Students: If you are enrolled as a bachelor student in physics at the University of<br />
Southern Denmark, and you think you are not challenged enough, you have top grades and are<br />
burning <strong>for</strong> understanding the fundamental laws of the universe, you are perfect <strong>for</strong> the genius<br />
program.<br />
You will:<br />
• Keep following your standard bachelor curriculum in physics and, at the same time, you will<br />
be able to join the advanced research programs at our centre.<br />
• Be part of a mini unit consisting of a graduate student (master and/or PhD student), an experienced<br />
researcher (typically a postdoc), and a staff member.<br />
• Be assigned a research topic on which you will have to report regularly and possibly do research<br />
work on it.<br />
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