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Yeah, that's fine. Yeah, that's good.
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So I will just briefly tell you some
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our activities in the Southeast Europe.
And I listed some names of people that are

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involved in these and you're doing this
all together. It will be as an expense

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examples. I wish I will show most of our
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not constrained only Croatia This is as
you see, we have identities participation

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to hold the entire region. So the idea all
these activities is to educate, engage and

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motivate kids, youngsters and adults, too.
As you're, as you're doing these sessions

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are how ignited my interest in science.
And above all, what is actually very much

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needed in this region is to connect people
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because So, this is this is what people
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between them and science and art, this is
a very, very good tool to connect people.

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And I have to say that all these
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origin project, and I have to do specially
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where he who started all basically all of
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of our all of all of our colleagues here.

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So, so I will now just present you briefly
some of the activities and we'll tell you

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what are our plans for for the future. So
we, we can during last like 10 years,

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because really a lot more than 700 of
them, I think go to lectures and seminars

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and workshops, as I said, I just presented
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culture collision format event in Croatia.
Two years ago, as a part of our

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conference, if you are organizing if you
translate these English This is the origin

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and evolution of the universe through art
and science. And we rented the very old

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city home. And you know, the split is one
of the oldest town in the world. It's

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actually 100 years old. And we're in an
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building, Venetian style in which he set
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then he organized some lectures and
discussions and workshops. This was in the

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in the city so at the end of September, it
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citizens and for the tourists as well and
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museum they said this was the most visited
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were attracted by the universe and ality
The This was pretty, pretty successful.

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And, and the as you see in this slide, so
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exhibition and then the ground floor we
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from CERN and that exhibition travel
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shortly, if you want you can click there
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this for this what we wanted to test was
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train the trainer's so the idea was to
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students in the secondary school students,
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afterwards when we visit their schools, or
when they organize something like

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researchers night is this European event
that they present our our artworks in the

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science expositions, and ever pretty much
For that, and you have to say that this

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was very successful and, and even now, in
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becoming students, they're meeting them
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somehow we have some kind of ambassadors
of, of science in general and our science

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and some of them you they even enrolled
physics afterwards. So this was very, very

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successful. Then after, after the
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the students, and primary and the
secondary schools. And then we set up a

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part of this exhibition. And as I said, we
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taught them in the in the in the previous
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example, one in one of these events, there
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were female students, and they were pretty
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picture above, we set up these
gravitational table with them. So I would

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say that this was really successful. Test
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Then we went with his exposition to
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test these ideas Well, as you will see
later in our plans. Then he went to one

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small town, which is called English key on
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integration. They they're there we invited
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orchestra, small orchestra from that town,
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and and the orchestra from Tori. So they
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together later, the next year, they they
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concert there. So that was a musical
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occasions to set up the exposition to run
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for sure position this is from Karen and
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you come to the small village, which is
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all the secondary school students there,
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run with them lectures and workshops and
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class, we run the master class, offline
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successful. Now we got coming back every
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workshops and lectures. Then, what was
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of the events in Technion Montenegro. And
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Montenegro is pretty successful, partly
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Minister of Science is a sign of banana
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much active there. They run the art
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workshops, and the support of ministry,
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involved in lots of schools and students.
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this exhibition so we actually rented the
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split. And then from split to Sarajevo,
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from us get back to Sir, he wanted to test
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working rather smoothly, I would say. So
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exposition in a smaller place, but almost
the full exposition like is and then we

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run the exhibition lectures and the and
the attendee audience was pretty high it

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was more than 405 students attending the
lectures and exposition. So that was also

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successful. And now as you will see, we
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Sarah will be the exposition which is even
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really because of all these events be
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workshop and the exhibition in Tirana. So
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as I told you, we rent the truck to bring
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as well. But for Tirana, then we actually
have a very small exhibition, which fits

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into the suitcase. And then and then we
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exhibition of posters and some of the
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Daniel Denegri, and we'll be asking,
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so we are we are going to do some of these
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to find local people to help us because we
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or lectures of our everything. We want to
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community, even the community, even later
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and then we do these larger exhibitions,
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is how we grow. So that was the idea which
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working. So now we will see how it will
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for example, we are pretty much active, we
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last like five years, we run more than 600
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neighboring countries as well. So we
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during this current team, we wanted what
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that we have, we be converted them to the
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for the moment or 30 minutes lectures and
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all this region is very much active in
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more than 50 of them in the in the region
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cities and schools and as you all know we
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these master classes they are in pretty
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trainings in all these countries. And now
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this teacher teachers we are then running
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are using these teachers as ambassadors of
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entering the So, during last like 10
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things, some of them are more involved,
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we would like to go further to create the
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there is a list, this is just a list of
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already expressed interest and some of
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would like to widen the participation to
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the countries This is more involved,
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via is I told you we go to specific cities
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interested in that to to provide any, we
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on on the more serious and professional
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like to give to schools and teachers,
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materialized It's easy to come in and set
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students. But if you leave and then leave
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of even even some of the counterproductive
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well, this is so amazing why our other
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actually you reduce the authority of
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to involve teachers together with us, so
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after us that we provide them all the
tools and everything, and how does it

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motivated them as well. And then they
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we recently applied to some projects,

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particularly cost as most some citizen
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Sophocles from Greece. They're very much a
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the project, which is right to connect
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Herzegovina, Sarah, Luca and muster, which
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them in the cities and then to spread
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organized events as well as we now have
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And this so we were setting up some some
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tracking with us last year. But obviously
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or in the near future. There are some
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Georgian colleagues to doing pretty nice
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include these in our in our future work.
So in conclusion, so in collaboration With

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our CMS origin CERN and many other
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integrative system which we would like to
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promotional science, this is what we are
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the southeast region, which will which
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science connected people, I would say that
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important aspects of art and science, at
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Okay, so that was all from me. Thanks.

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Thank you very much if it sir, so, do we
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their hand just yet. I don't know if
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has heard me I have a short question. I
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pays for you, you know, traveling around
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travel? And?

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weeks, then we then we send all this, this
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people. So we sent the track to them. One
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by ourself to set up the exhibition. And
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the beginning and then we, these
exposition is maintained by the local

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people. And then eventually we come back
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were doing this, trying to do this in
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example, schools that we were running
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running, but in the future, we would like
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at the condition don't find the local
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they doesn't make to us Well, our people
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Our goal is more involved with local
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So we have a question from Andre.

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You should be able to speak Andre,

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do you hear me?

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Yes. Yeah. So thanks for the nice talk.
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you're doing there. So I have a small
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kind of first use cases submission. Is it
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some kind of I know, I was thinking about
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burka, and so be great to, to know your
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Okay, so just raise your mail. I can send
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that for the moment is just This these
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posters but then we print them on the
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is it possible to to have files of such
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there and to bring them

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no of course this is called we didn't
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creation you get the PDF and then you
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and in fact the same question about like
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take them from some words? Some but yes,
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Well, I I will let Michael to answer to
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Well, yeah, I know Michael Hello. You know
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I but in general, it's it's right was what
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have seen in the slide he showed from
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were using roll up posters and panels, but
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set of scientific and artistic posters and
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one big suitcase and then you add up a few
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in any place in in is more in smaller
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So and the posters are actually we develop
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is involved. So if you if you are
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and we select and define and design, the
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in our A folder and everybody can use it.
So it's it's it's the how the events are

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always designed for the for the local
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reuse it for the for the next purpose.
It's always under development.

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So I will write you an email then both of
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have a question from Connie as well.

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Not so much a

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question just to say when I hear you
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Claire butare has developed something like
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don't know if Sasha Clara remember that. I
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is something along those lines. It
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stuff. And then if anybody does need some
general kind of LFC posters, I've had some

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roll ups made for our site Brazilians at
the music festivals. For our program there

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and I'm very happy to lend them out. I've
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all of this stuff, but so far that hasn't
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my office. Anybody would like to borrow
it. You're very welcome.

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Oh, hopefully we'll be able to come to
CERN. One point. Yeah.

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Some some time I will be able to get out
of my sloppy tiny working clothes.

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Okay, thanks, Connie. All if there are no
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there is a bit of time if people want to
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So do Raise your hand if so, but but if
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despina is giving a summary of outreach
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245. To do connect to to listen to that.
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starting again, in about a half an hour's
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I'd like it because your rates are way
more Herbie maybe Herbie can Yes, get get

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some of that link because we are in the
chat I realized more people are interested

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in in this video presentation of the
differentials. And if you can somehow get

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some references to that we can have a look
also to the Oxford shows. So it's more are

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available as as as more we can learn out
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So I'm not quite sure. So I put the
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visible to everybody.

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and our part so it's a longer thing this
astronomy on tap our part starts at one

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hour 19 and if you want to see a video of
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to please send me an email. And so I'm
just I'll just share the link, I'll open

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for you for a while. And then I'll close
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not allowed to put that in. And then the
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there's a link to their show. So if you
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there's also the link is in my talk. So if
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hour show, and oh, the particle, so this
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is in German, but the particle physics
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be relevant.

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That's great stuff.

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Thank you. Thank you every

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so desperately, I would like to say
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Yeah, if you can put this link on the the
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session ends, it will be lost.

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Yes, exactly. And so I quickly copy
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So can consortia do that I don't know how
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Maybe you can do it. on your on your top,
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code. We can ask

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the organizers.

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Yeah, unfortunately, we don't have editing
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No, no, no, but they but Herbie should be
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on his place. I think.

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My work Yeah. I'll try that. Thanks.

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Okay. Thanks,

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Carrie stone.

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Welcome.

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Connie, did you want to talk again? Or is
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Sorry, sorry. No,

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fine, fine. Okay. Well, I think we have no
more questions and unless there's anyone

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on the panel, so just like to thank again,
the speakers for their contributions and

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thanks for everyone for attending. And
this is the end of the second outreach

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parallel HCP. So do check in check in for
this for this talk tomorrow. But

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otherwise, have a nice afternoon and a
good weekend. Thanks very much and there

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will be a recording of this event.