On Tuesday (5 March), Wednesday (6 March) and Thursday (7 March) you will have the opportunity to visit the unique research infrastructure at KIT Campus North during the lunch break and in the early afternoon (approx. 12:45 - 15:45). Guided tours are offered to the following experiments and laboratories:

• KATRIN neutrino mass experiment
• Accelerator facilities KARA and FLUTE
• Tier-1 computing centre GridKa
• Tritium Laboratory Karlsruhe (TLK)
• Clean rooms and production facilities for the CERN experiment CMS, the cosmic ray observatory Auger and the neutrino experiment IceCube.

The bus journeys between the conference venue at KIT Campus South and Campus North are kindly made possible by one sponsor each. These sponsors will briefly introduce their company before the tours begin. In the meantime, we will offer a small snack (pretzels, apples, water).

The guided tours will then begin in two rounds. When registering, you can choose from the following packages.

Package 1	Package 2	Package 3	Package 4	Package 5
KATRIN	TLK	GridKA	KARA/FLUTE	IceCube-CMS-Auger
IceCube-CMS-Auger	KATRIN	TLK	GridKA	KARA/FLUTE

The bus will depart from the Audimax at 12:45 and return to the south campus at around 15:45.

The trips are limited to 80 people on Tuesday (5 March) and Wednesday (6 March) and 50 people on Thursday (7 March) – this corresponds to the available bus capacity.

Participation in the guided tours is free of charge. However, we would ask you to register your attendance, as otherwise you will forfeit places that others would have liked to take. Otherwise, please cancel your participation well beforehand. We will draw up a short list of successors for each day.

All guided tours are fully booked!

In the unlikely event that one of those registered does not turn up, their place can be taken. In this case, please wait for the bus here at the Audimax at 12:30 and bring your first and last name, date and place of birth written on a piece of paper.

Questions to magnus.schloesser[@]kit.edu