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Servers from CERN's computer centre are sent to Serbia where they will be re-used by students and researchers
A professional-development programme created in the US to help teachers explain particle physics has caught on across the world
Grand Prize winner Brittany Wenger visited the Antiproton Decelerator and the Computing Centre among other areas
<em>Pathway</em> and <em>Discover the Cosmos</em> promote science teaching by sharing resources and expertise
The First International School on Laser Applications at Accelerators at GANIL in France brought together laser- and accelerator physicists
Thirty-one students evaluated the market potential of three CERN technologies this week as part of a collaboration with their Norwegian university
This summer, seven young coding wizzes contributed to CERN projects through the Google Summer of Code program
The first Asia-Europe-Pacific School of High Energy Physics started up today in Fukuoka, Japan
On 13 October, 140 pupils from Geneva collèges and lycées in Pays de Gex took part in a cross-border seminar in the Globe of Science and Innovation
