CERN Accelerating science

Twenty years ago, CERN established a dedicated policy and structure for knowledge and technology transfer

Since it began operation in 2010, the LHC has delivered over 100 fb-1 (inverse femtobarns) of integrated luminosity to each of ATLAS and CMS

Many visitors (re)discovered CERN at Researchers' Night and the United Nations Office in Geneva Open Day

An international group of students found new applications of superconductors during the Superconductor Hackathon at CERN

Donation of servers to SESAME marks the thirteenth donation of CERN computing equipment

State-of-the-art Wi-Fi coverage is now available in key buildings including – finally – a simple “visitor” Wi-Fi service

“Academic” and “freedom” do not imply “devoid of rules”

CERN and the HUG combined their efforts in an accident simulation

The two crab cavities have been put in their helium vessels and are currently being installed in their cryostat

The change of Ombud provides a good opportunity to look back at the reasons why CERN established the Ombud’s office back in 2011

Why the LHC beams must cross at an angle, and how the angles can be optimised for the best performance

As part of the programme of the Internet Society annual member meeting, a live panel was hosted by CERN at the Globe of Science and Innovation