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Oliver Keller edited this page Jan 10, 2022 · 21 revisions

A collection of DIY particle detector builds done by others on the Internet

(please send me a link to yours, or upload pictures yourself here :-)

December 2021, Jonathan from Shanghai (14 years old!) sent these pictures of his own build, measuring particle pulses using the WaveWatch oscilloscope:

In collaboration with the Fablab/maker space Oberlab, another COVID-compliant hands-on workshop took place in May 2021 in Gmund. In total 16 high-school students (age 16-17) built their own detector inside a tin box within the physics/technology lecture.

From 30.11 through 7.12.2020, 12 high-school students in Bonn built detectors together with their physics teacher.

From the Science Days Digital 2020 online workshop in collaboration with CERN and @FabLabMuc, pictures taken by @GigaBecquerel:

Steve and his son wrote a very detailed blog post about their experiences.

Kendra: https://twitter.com/ksibbern/status/1282865224748380162


@Matthias32:



Malte, mikrocontroller.net:


physicsopenlab.org:


Stuart: https://twitter.com/xc0nradx/status/1268354112233582599


Paul: https://twitter.com/nearsys/status/1273462111197229056

The hardware design and documentation in this Wiki are licensed under the CERN Open Hardware License v1.2. Please refer to the usage guidelines of the license for further details. The software is provided under the terms of the BSD license.
General project overview in main readme, scientific background in corresponding paper.

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