Jiggling Atoms  Learn about all the funny bits in atoms with the
new interdisciplinary project exploring particle physics via
illustrative art  Pin It Katie Scott  This Autumn sees the
launch of Jiggling Atoms, an interdisciplinary science x arts
project exploring the oft baffling world of particle physics
through illustration. Research physicists, Malte Oppermann
(Quantum Optics & Laser Science PhD student at Imperial College
London) and Dr. Ben Still (Queen Mary University), have
collaborated with Natalie Kay-Thatcher, Jenny Crouch and co-
curator Rosie Eveleigh, to work with 25 artists to increase the
presence of science in the visual arts - opening up a channel of
communication rarely explored.  Taking a unique teaching-based
approach, the 25 artists attended a lecture series held at
Imperial College where they explored a plethora of topics within
particle physics, which they were unlikely to have studied in
any real depth in their creative fields. The challenge was then
set to create games, images, sculpt