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Computer Security: Four gifts for your Christmas break
Just as physical threats don’t stop outside working hours, CERN’s annual closure won’t put a stop to cybersecurity attacks in the coming weeks
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Philippe Bernard (1935 – 2023)
Philippe Bernard(1935 – 2023) — Born in 1935, Philippe Bernard completed his studies at the prestigious Ecole supérieure d’éléctricité in 1956. He began working at CERN in 1962 as engineer-in-charge of the Proton Synchrotron. He went on to design and develop radiofrequency (RF) separators, making substantial contributions to the improvement of these devices that provide
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HiLumi News: Successful test paves the way for magnet production at CERN
Engineers have successfully tested an improved design of a quadrupole magnet manufactured at CERN, confirming that niobium–tin technology is viable for accelerator magnets
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CERN publishes its environment report for 2021–2022
The report highlights progress and areas for future development in CERN’s ongoing efforts to minimise its environmental footprint
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CERN publishes its environment report for 2021–2022
The report highlights progress and areas for future development in CERN’s ongoing efforts to minimise its environmental footprint
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CERN publishes its environment report for 2021–2022
The report highlights progress and areas for future development in CERN’s ongoing efforts to minimise its environmental footprint
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CERN publishes its environment report for 2021–2022
The report highlights progress and areas for future development in CERN’s ongoing efforts to minimise its environmental footprint
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ALICE bags about twelve billion heavy-ion collisions
The whopping number of collisions recorded by ALICE during the recent five-week heavy-ion run of the LHC is 40 times greater than the total recorded by the experiment in its previous periods of heavy-ion data taking, from 2010 to 2018
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The CERN community’s ultimate gift guide
Looking for gift ideas? Here are 13 on-site options to find the perfect present