CERN Accelerating science

The arrival of winter and the recently updated instructions from the Host State authorities in response to the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic warrant stricter rules on mask-wearing at CERN

It is with great sadness that we inform you of Stephanie Zimmermann's sudden death on 10 November

Linac3 is already producing lead-ion beams to test some crucial new equipment that could significantly increase beam intensity and quality

All five CERN-coordinated projects submitted to the “Horizon 2020” Research Infrastructure calls have been approved for funding

The new collection of 200 additional software packages make most ATLAS software open and reinforces ATLAS’s commitment to open science

Upgrades and repairs of the HIE-ISOLDE linear accelerator will enable experiments to delve deeper than ever into the physics of radioactive isotopes

No previous knowledge of quantum physics is required to follow these open, free lectures on quantum computing

A new collaboration, MADMAX, will seize the chance to use a CERN magnet named Morpurgo to test their dark-matter prototype

The BASE collaboration is developing a transportable antiproton trap to make higher-precision measurements of the properties of antimatter

Researchers and scientists will be able to enjoy open-access high-energy physics literature through SCOAP3 for two additional years

With experience ranging from cancer therapy to combatting COVID-19, meet Marco Silari of the radiation protection group in the latest of our Knowledge Transfer spotlight series