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With registration closing on 31 January, what would you do if you could conduct a real experiment on a CERN proton beamline?
Openlab invites university students to work on advanced IT projects at CERN for two full months during the summer
The Langton Star Centre at the Simon Langton Grammar School for Boys in the UK has just joined the MoEDAL experiment
For CERN’s 60th anniversary in 2014, the laboratory is offering a chance to high-school students worldwide to carry out an experiment at CERN
CMS physicists will be answering questions from school students as part of a free online event to get young people excited about science
A week of events at a London school brought artists and science educators together
Don’t miss the chance to join CERN as a summer student and work on some of the world's biggest experiments. Applications are now open for summer 2014!
High-school physics teacher Andreas Valadakis and his class of Greek students visit CERN
The annual scholarship is open to young scholars from a CMS institute or an institute with an expression of interest to join CMS
