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The Jardin des Particules, the crèche and school run by the Staff Association, currently has a number of full- and part-time places available
A new “gantry” design using CERN magnet technology has the potential to revolutionise hadron therapy
Two panel discussions will be held in the Globe of Science and Innovation on Monday 19 November from 17:00
CERN has released its first photos under a standard "free" licence, as support material for the 2013 Nobel prize in physics
The first collisions of lead nuclei mark the start of a new LHC heavy-ion run
After 40 years of service, the linear accelerator has shut down and passed the baton to Linac4, which will take over as the first link in the accelerator chain
World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims is an opportunity to reflect on how we use the roads at CERN
The fifth CERN-UNESCO School on Digital Libraries brought together 35 library professionals from African countries in Nairobi, Kenya
According to the LS2 planning, we schedule to stop the shuttle circuit 3 by Monday 17 December at 08:32
