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  • Cyclists speed by CMS

    Cyclists speed by CMS

    Competitors in the Tour de France Femmes pedalled past LHC Point 5 on Monday, 3 August

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  • A welcoming front door for the CERN community

    A welcoming front door for the CERN community

    On 1 August 2026, the CERN Community Support Centre (CCSC) in Building 33 celebrated its second anniversary. The Centre plays a key role in onboarding newcomers; in June 2026 alone it welcomed around 6900 new arrivals. Working closely with services across the Organization, the team provides efficient first-line support to CERN personnel every day. Congratulations to

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  • Facility Managers pilot project: bringing support closer to CERN building users

    Facility Managers pilot project: bringing support closer to CERN building users

    The Site Operations Sector is running a Facility Managers pilot project to improve the working environment in selected CERN buildings. The pilot introduces two dedicated Facility Managers to serve as local points of contact for people working in and using the buildings. By being regularly on site and proactively monitoring facilities, they help improve safety

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  • Entrance A closed to vehicles on 20 and 21 August 2026

    Due to works, Entrance A will be closed to vehicles on Thursday afternoon, 20 August, and on Friday morning, 21 August 2026. Drivers are invited to use other entrances to access the Meyrin site during this period. Access for pedestrians and cyclists will remain available. For gate opening hours and the latest campus notices, download the CERN

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  • Building 140: preparatory works and traffic changes from August to December 2026

    Building 140: preparatory works and traffic changes from August to December 2026

    Preparatory works for the future Building 140 will begin on 17 August 2026 and are scheduled to continue until 18 December 2026. This initial phase includes the diversion of existing utility networks and the installation of new networks required to serve the future building. To keep traffic flowing throughout this phase, Route Bakker will first be temporarily

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  • Administrative Circulars No. 2 (Rev. 8), No. 3 (Rev. 4) and No. 21 (I) (Rev. 4)

    Administrative Circulars No. 2 (Rev. 8), No. 3 (Rev. 4) and No. 21 (I) (Rev. 4) Written by: HR Department — Revised versions of Administrative Circulars No. 2, “Recruitment, appointment and possible developments regarding the contractual position of staff members”; No. 3, “Home leave, travel to the home station and travel for family reasons”; and No. 21 (I),

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  • Operational Circular No. 2 (Rev. 3): Conditions of access to the fenced parts of the CERN site (update of the implementation measures)

    Operational Circular No. 2 (Rev. 3): Conditions of access to the fenced parts of the CERN site (update of the implementation measures) Written by: HR Department — Members of the personnel and other persons concerned are hereby informed that the Director-General has approved, further to consultation with the Staff Association, an update of the document “Implementation

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  • Eyes on the sky: a rare solar eclipse will be visible from CERN on 12 August

    Eyes on the sky: a rare solar eclipse will be visible from CERN on 12 August

    Find out how to watch the 2026 eclipse safely

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  • Upcoming events

    Upcoming events

    Check out this curated selection of upcoming events for the CERN community

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  • Bring your own cup, and help keep seats free at lunchtime

    Bring your own cup, and help keep seats free at lunchtime

    Use reusable cups, mugs and bottles Members of the CERN community are encouraged to use reusable containers at water fountains and coffee machines. As part of CERN’s efforts to reduce waste, disposable cups were removed from water fountains and other facilities several years ago, with the exception of the Nespresso coffee stations. Please bring your

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