Category: News Page
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Using carbon dioxide to reduce carbon dioxide emissions
Find out how CERN is minimising its carbon dioxide footprint with a novel approach using carbon dioxide cooling technology
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The CERN Alumni Network turns seven
Following the successful Third Collisions event in February, the Network will host a LinkedIn live event on 13 June to celebrate its seventh anniversary
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Accelerator Report: Exploring potential performance increases
The LHC injector chain has been switched to a new beam production scheme to explore its potential to produce more collisions in the LHC and to compare its performance to that of the standard LHC beam
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Cédric Fournier (1981 – 2024)
Cédric Fournier(1981 – 2024) — It was with profound sadness that we learned of the sudden death of our colleague Cédric Fournier. Cédric started working at CERN at a young age, first as an employee of a contractor and later (from 2004 on) as a member of staff. He made significant contributions to the initial
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CERN’s artists on stage at the Victoria Hall as Fabiola Gianotti receives the 2024 prize from the “Fondation pour Genève”
The prestigious award ceremony, held in Geneva’s Victoria Hall, was also an opportunity to celebrate the CERN community
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HiLumi News: The HL-LHC’s cold powering system successfully passed the tests
The new HL-LHC cold powering system, which includes the high-temperature superconducting link colloquially known as “the python”, has successfully passed its first cold powering tests
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Philip John Bryant (1942 – 2024)
Philip John Bryant(1942 – 2024) — Newly married and finishing his PhD from University College, London, Phil was recruited by CERN in November 1968 to work in the magnet group of the Intersecting Storage Rings (ISR) division, where his first task was to watch over the manufacture of the skew quadrupoles. The group, later renamed
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CERN and the US sign joint statement of intent
Joint Statement of Intent between the US and CERN concerns future planning for large research infrastructures, advanced scientific computing and open science