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Saturday, March 7, 2009
Science Cafe - March

What are hadrons?

Why should we collide them?

The Large Hadron Collider - the LHC - is the biggest and most expensive machine ever built. But why should we spend $8 billion looking for one of the tiniest particles in the universe?

Join us next Wednesday, March 11, at Cafe Semolino (110 W. 11th, Hays) as Dr. Phil Baringer of the University of Kansas leads us in a high-energy discussion of this strangely charming topic.

Science Cafe in Hays is sponsored by Kansas Citizens for Science, the FHSU Science and Mathematics Education Institute, and sciencecafes.org.

posted by Cheryl Shepherd-Adams

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