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A brief tour of the Zooniverse: recorded talk at CERN https://indico.cern.ch/event/760921/

The very first (and up to now unique) collider physics project was developed by ATLAS physicists from Oxford : HiggsHunters is now finished and archived ( https://www.higgshunters.org/#/ ) but publications & outreach material remain :

2016 - Phase 1 "That looks weird' - evaluating citizen scientists' ability to detect unusual features in ATLAS images of LHC collisions" . The project makes it to the Higgs 4th anniversary CERN news, with the subtitle "A new citizen science project gives sofa-scientists the chance to search for previously undiscovered particles". See also CHEP16 slides and proceedings .
2018 - Phase 2 LHCP18 talk Recursive engagement: the public as data analysts and outreach creators & CERN globe recorded conference .
2019 - Wrap up Interview on YouTube

New projects are expected in 2021, setup by the REINFORCE team https://reinforceeu.eu/ : identification of Virgo events via sonification, muography with cosmic muons, bio-luminescence in deep sea water. Plus and extension of the past ATLAS project, by a totally different team and including machine learning.

Is there room for more ... ?

ESCAPE opportunities :

Out of the astrophysics related projects currently running, 2 were developed in the ESCAPE context :

Clump Scout https://www.zooniverse.org/projects/hughdickinson/galaxy-zoo-clump-scout
Lofar https://www.zooniverse.org/projects/chrismrp/radio-galaxy-zoo-lofar
Contact for outreach is Stephen Serjeant, from Oxford Open University https://stephenserjeant.github.io/index.html

What is AFAIK unique is the offer to train and help : 1st ESCAPE citizen science workshop, Dec 2020 : https://indico.in2p3.fr/event/21939/timetable (was recorded). A 2nd workshop is expected ~ 1 year later.