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Creating a community for radiological and environmental monitoring systems
The PulsRad22 workshop marked the completion of CERN’s new state-of-the-art radiation monitoring system and the creation of a new forum for discussion
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Civil-engineering work for the major upgrade of the LHC completed
CERN celebrates the completion of the civil-engineering work for the High-Luminosity LHC (HL-LHC), the major upgrade of its flagship collider, the LHC
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Building 180’s metamorphosis
The renovation that was completed in 2022 has transformed the appearance of CERN’s second-biggest building in terms of surface area while also improving its energy performance
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Make your voice heard through the 2023 CERN survey
CERN’s next survey is coming up – staff members and fellows should not miss this opportunity to give input on their experience at CERN with a view to improving working conditions across the Organization.
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Computer Security: When auto-update is not so auto
With more and more random software installed on our laptops, tablets, smartphones and other devices, more and more security risks creep in
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Rémi Voirin (1990 – 2022)
Rémi Voirin(1990 – 2022) — We are deeply saddened to announce that Mr Rémi Voirin died on 23 December 2022. Rémi Voirin, born 26 July 1990, worked in the Beams department and had been at CERN since 1 December 2017. The Director-General has sent a message of condolence to his family on behalf of the
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New ALICE management takes over from January 2023
Marco van Leeuwen, senior scientist at Nikhef (Netherlands), has taken over from Luciano Musa as ALICE spokesperson as of early January 2023. He will lead the collaboration for the coming three years. Elected by the ALICE Collaboration Board, Marco comes to the position after serving as the upgrade coordinator for the last three years, and
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Relive 2022 at CERN
Highlights of the year at CERN, from the record-breaking start of LHC Run 3 to great particle physics results and much more
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CERN supports open access publishing for books
CERN is moving one step closer to achieving full open access for academic books in high-energy physics and related disciplines by participating in the SCOAP3 for books initiative