We have a winner! In fact we have three.
Both our jury and the BYOPD fans on Facebook have come to a decision.
The winners of the PopScience BYOPD competition (in no specific order) are:
 Ms Flowerhead discovers the crab particle |
 The Mystery |
 Large Black Hole Collider (winner of Facebook contest) |
We’ll contact all winners and distribute the following prices:
 Puzzle |
 Popup book |
 Book |
Congratulation and thanks to everyone who took part in the event!
See you next time 🙂
We are happy to announce that, almost in time for CERN’s 60th birthday, we can now feature another great science Lego model on our web site.
The Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS) experiment made from more than 13.000 bricks, designed and built already some time ago by some members of the High Energy Physics group at the University of Maryland, is now listed with 3D models for Lego’s Digital Designer and a complete parts list.
Following the success of the ATLAS model, we hope to be able to also produce a few copies of this great model in the not too far future.
For now, there exists only one version, to be found at the University of Maryland.
And of course there is also a miniature version that matches the scale of the small ATLAS Lego model 🙂
Find out more here:
CMS LEGO model @ BYOPD
CMS LEGO mini model @ BYOPD
The contributions to the PopScience BYOPD competition at FNAC Geneva are online!
Vote for the audience award on our Facebook page until 4 October.
The contributions to the BYOPD competition in Geesthacht are online!
Vote for the audience award on our Facebook page until 2 October.
Mark it in your calendars!
This month we’ll have two BYOPD events!
On 20 September 2014 we’ll be at the Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht – Centre for Materials and Coastal Research in Geesthacht, Germany and on 26 September 2014 we’ll be part of the programme for the European Researchers’ Night at FNAC Rive in Geneva, Switzerland.