Well, I've now also won the IoT section of the #Hackadayprize 2017 for my project. #cosmicrays

Today we’re excited to announce the winners of the Internet of Useful Things phase of The Hackaday Prize. The future will be connected, and this is a challenge to build devices connected to the Int... ... See more

I'd so like to build a citizen science neutrino detector, this maybe the way to go. http://cnp.phys.vt.edu/chandler/

Center for Neutrino Physics at Virginia Tech

Got a mention on the Hackaday blog, the journalist has done a good job of reinterpreting the information about my project.

Thanks to CERN and their work in detecting the Higgs Boson using the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), there has been a surge of interest among many to learn more about the basic building blocks of the Uni... ... See more

When the public come to visit this installation, they will experience how cosmic rays are all around us and arrive in showers of particles. Each detector will seem to randomly twinkle with colours and sounds that are triggered by ... See more

In the barren Utah desert, hundreds of rusty instruments scour the sky for signs of high energy particles from space. Space.com contributor Nola Taylor Redd took a tour of the Telescope Array facility. ... See more

Just been notified by Hackaday. I'm now getting seed funding to help build my project. I'm very excited! Funds are based on the number of likes I get for the project. Please feel free to share widely 🙂 ... See more

The aim of this detector project is to deploy many detectors across a park or landscape. So that an observer from a distance or walking amongst them will experience how cosmic rays are all around us and arrive in showers of particles. Each detector will seem to randomly twinkle with colours and soun... ... See more

View full lesson: http://ed.ted.com/lessons/why-neutrinos-matter-silvia-bravo-gallart Elementary particles are the smallest known building blocks in the univ...

I'm feeling very honoured for being selected to the finals for the Design Your Concept in the #HackaDayPrize 2017!

The aim of this detector project is to deploy many detectors across a park or landscape. So that an observer from a distance or walking amongst them will experience how cosmic rays are all around us and arrive in showers of particles. Each detector will seem to randomly twinkle with colours and soun... ... See more

I'm feeling very honoured for being selected to the finals for the Design Your Concept in the #HackaDayPrize 2017!

When the public come to visit this installation, they will experience how cosmic rays are all around us and arrive in showers of particles. Each detector will seem to randomly twinkle with colours and sounds that are triggered by ... See more

Improved blog post

When the public come to visit this installation, they will experience how cosmic rays are all around us and arrive in showers of particles. Each detector will seem to randomly twinkle with colours and sounds that are triggered by ... See more