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A Django Girls workshop that took place at CERN recently gave several girls and women their first taste of coding
L’Oréal-UNESCO "For Women in Science" international rising talents met Fabiola Gianotti during their visit to CERN
VolMeur Collection: when inappropriate storage conditions of LEP photo slides generate art
Our “Secure Password Competition” announced in the last Bulletin was too easily spotted as an April Fools’ gag... Congratulations!
The ALPHA experiment at CERN has measured a light-induced transition in antihydrogen with unprecedented precision
The NA62 experiment has observed a candidate event for an ultra-rare charged kaon decay
Wearing your CERN-issued identification is a small gesture that will improve security on our site
This year is the European year of cultural heritage, but what does particle physics have to do with art? More than you might think
Despite the tight schedules, all machines were closed in time and first beams will be injected as scheduled
Participants enrolled in the “We Start” programme spent a day immersed in technology
We will reward the “best” and “most creative” passwords used at CERN
International Women’s Day is always an important reminder of our responsibility to support and promote diversity, in all its aspects.