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Category: At CERN

  • The 2016 physics season starts at the LHC

    The 2016 physics season starts at the LHC

    Geneva, 9 May 2016. CERN1‘s Large Hadron Collider (LHC) and its experiments are back in action, now taking physics data for 2016 that will give us an improved understanding of fundamental physics. On 25 March, the most powerful collider in the world was switched back on after its annual winter break. The accelerator complex and

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  • Andrey Loginov (1977 – 2016)

    With deep regret CERN announces the death of Andrey Loginov.

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  • The IR Sector – Opening new horizons for CERN

    Charlotte Warakaulle shares her vision for the new International Relations (IR) Sector.

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  • Sylvestre Catin (1969 – 2016)

    Sylvestre Catin (1969 – 2016)

    With deep regret CERN announces the death of Sylvestre Catin on 2 April 2016

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  • Physics for all

    “Physics for all” ran the cover story on the March issue of Physics World magazine, and it’s a sentiment that we can surely all put our weight behind.

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  • Science: a model for collaboration?

    Two events in November featured CERN as a possible model for building trust across frontiers.

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  • Congratulations on the direct detection of gravitational waves

    This week saw the announcement of an extraordinary physics result: the first direct detection of gravitational waves.

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  • The Chamonix workshop: a key point in the CERN calendar

    Last week I attended the annual LHC performance workshop in Chamonix. This meeting is an essential part of the CERN calendar.

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  • Looking forward to a great year ahead

    The year 2016 will be very challenging but also very exciting for all of us at CERN.

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  • CERN Director-General Rolf Heuer passes the baton to Fabiola Gianotti

    Geneva, 18 December 2015. The 178th session of the CERN Council today saw the handover ceremony from Rolf Heuer, CERN1’s Director-General for the past seven years, to Fabiola Gianotti, who will take up her functions at the head of the Organization on 1 January 2016. On the same day, Sijbrand de Jong will become the

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