CERN Accelerating science

The Laboratory welcomes the President of Lithuania and the Prime Minister of Pakistan.

After a major revamp in 2015, CERN’s Microcosm exhibition is once again open to visitors

ALPHA shows the most accurate measurement yet of the electric charge of antihydrogen atoms in a new Nature paper

Hundreds of people were hard at work during the year-end technical stop as all the accelerators underwent maintenance and upgrade operations

Professor Carlo Rubbia, former CERN Director-General, awarded highest scientific prize for foreign individuals by the People’s Republic of China

New International Cooperation Agreements with Lebanon and Palestine pave the way to enhanced collaboration between CERN and the Middle East

As the New Year begins, CERN’s new Director-General, Fabiola Gianotti looks to the goals and challenges for 2016 and beyond

2015: the year that saw the restart of collisions at the world’s largest particle accelerator and the return of the particle hunters to their lookouts

Following the signature of an umbrella agreement in May, a series of detailed CERN-US protocols was concluded today in a short ceremony at CERN

From retrieving data tapes to handling material safely, the robots at CERN fulfill numerous tasks

In preparation for civil engineering work for the High-Luminosity Large Hadron Collider, vibration measurements have been carried out near the LHC

The two general-purpose LHC experiments have unveiled analyses of data collected in 2015 from proton collisions at an energy of 13 TeV