While data processing demand is rocketing for LHC’s Run 3, the four large experiments are increasing their use of GPUs to improve their computing infrastructure

Artificial intelligence technologies are being deployed to inspect and document cracks in CERN’s tunnels in order to assess the risks for the machines inside them

The beam pipe was reinstalled in the LHCb detector over the summer, marking a new milestone in the experiment’s upgrade

After over two years of upgrades and maintenance works, the four main LHC experiments are finalising preparations to receive pilot beams

A look back at 20 years of hosting UNOSAT, the newly recognised United Nations Satellite Centre

CERN’s state-of-the-art technologies are being translated into solutions for a greener future

CERN’s open-access (OA) share in scientific information gains more ground this year as the Organization signed a notable ‘publish and read’ agreement with IOP Publishing

A travelling art exhibition entitled ‘Quantum/Broken Symmetries’* will bring the fruit of CERN’s art and science residencies to four new museums worldwide in 2020.

Relive last year’s TEDxCERN event through the videos now available online, two of which have been selected to feature on TED.com

Researchers from the CMS experiment at the Large Hadron Collider are developing a new application based on one of the experiment’s particle detectors

Thirty years ago, an unimaginably powerful tool was invented by Sir Tim Berners-Lee here, at CERN

The experiment, which will complement existing searches for dark matter at the LHC, will be operational in 2021