Author: Fabiola Gianotti

  • 2019 in review

    On 14 January, the Directors gave their traditional review of the year gone by to a packed CERN Main Auditorium

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  • CERN staff survey – your opinion matters

    CERN is launching a new staff survey. If you are a CERN staff member, this is your opportunity to make your voice heard, and help shape the future of CERN as a workplace

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  • Celebrating women and girls in science

    Yesterday was the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, an annual event that CERN is proud to support. This year, as part of an initiative of CERN, the University of Geneva and EPFL, some 57 women scientists will be going into 146 local school classes throughout this week to discuss careers in science

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  • 2019 open discussion with the Directorate

    Send us your questions in advance of the discussion on 19 March

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  • A year of great promise

    I would like to wish you and your families a very happy New Year. 2019 promises to be an exciting year for CERN, offering a wealth of new challenges not only for physics, the accelerators, the infrastructure and the administration, but also for outreach, as CERN will be opening its doors to the public on

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  • The usefulness of useless knowledge

    The usefulness of useless knowledge

    Fundamental science will help solve the world’s problems

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  • Promoting gender equality in theoretical physics

    The workshop on High Energy Theory and Gender promoted gender diversity in theoretical physics

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  • Bringing science to Davos

    Last week, I had the privilege of co-chairing the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos

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  • Co-chairing the 2018 World Economic Forum

    Highlighting the role of fundamental science in the progress of knowledge, at Davos

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  • 25 years of the LHC experimental programme

    This week, CERN is celebrating the 25th anniversary of the LHC experimental programme with a special scientific symposium looking at the LHC’s history

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