CERN Accelerating science

CERN is developing a corrector magnet for the High-Luminosity project that has a peculiar design (to say nothing of its name…)

Since it began operation in 2010, the LHC has delivered over 100 fb-1 (inverse femtobarns) of integrated luminosity to each of ATLAS and CMS

Two high-school teams from Italy and Canada had the opportunity to conduct their own experiments at a fully-equipped CERN beamline

Many visitors (re)discovered CERN at Researchers' Night and the United Nations Office in Geneva Open Day

An international group of students found new applications of superconductors during the Superconductor Hackathon at CERN

Donation of servers to SESAME marks the thirteenth donation of CERN computing equipment

State-of-the-art Wi-Fi coverage is now available in key buildings including – finally – a simple “visitor” Wi-Fi service

“Academic” and “freedom” do not imply “devoid of rules”

The 2017 Nobel Prize in Physics has been awarded to Rainer Weiss, Barry C. Barish and Kip S. Thorne for the detection of gravitational waves

On 1 October 1992, the newly formed ATLAS and CMS collaborations both submitted letters of intent for the construction of their detectors

Tonight, CERN will be open to the general public to celebrate science

CERN and the HUG combined their efforts in an accident simulation