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The FRESCA2 magnet, which will serve as a test station for the superconductors of the future, has set a new record of 14.6 teslas
Samuel Ting delivered the latest unexpected results from the AMS experiment last week at CERN
Researchers from the XENON1T experiment at LNGS, Italy, present results using 1300 kg of cold Xe atoms to detect dark matter
CERN successfully tests crab cavities, a key component of the High-Luminosity LHC
The LHC is in full production mode with 2556 bunches per beam and has already successfully provided 14.6 fb-1 to each of ATLAS and CMS
Discover the new aerial photos of CERN taken by drone at gis.cern.ch. You’ll be amazed by the level of detail
More than 450 physicists and engineers took part in the first workshop to define CERN’s experimental programme from 2020 onwards
At a seminar at CERN today, Ron Heeren describes how CERN’s Timepix read-out chip might in the future be found in surgery rooms
By responding to a survey about how you travel to, from and around CERN, you will help new mobility proposals to be drawn up
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A year after the discovery of a new doubly charmed baryon, LHCb announces the measurement of its lifetime
At a seminar at CERN today, Nobel Prize winner Samuel Ting will deliver the latest results from the AMS experiment
