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CERN > ATLAS Experiment > ATLAS LEGO model at Humboldt University Berlin

ATLAS LEGO model at Humboldt University Berlin

3 November 2020ATLAS Experiment, BYOPD, CERNSascha Mehlhase

Just before the whole COVID019 situation, students in the high-energy-physics group at Humboldt University Berlin put together their copy of the ATLAS LEGO model – one of more than 60 copies all over the world.

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