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Half of a CERN high-gradient test facility embarks on a new life at the University of Melbourne
A duo of researchers from CERN and DESY show how data from radio telescopes can be used to search for high-frequency gravitational waves
The EN-EL group recommends that you turn off all your critical equipment and computer equipment
The 2020 PDG Reviews & Booklets from the Particle Data Group are now available
As of 1st February 2021, Vidyo, the former video conference service will be deprecated
In this unique competition, high-school students anywhere in the world team up to create and perform their scientific experiment at a leading particle physics laboratory
The PS Booster successfully received its first beams from Linac4 in December. The PSB team is now preparing the machine for acceleration
The upgraded Muon Forward Tracker, one of ALICE’s main subdetectors, was installed in the cavern in December
