CERN Accelerating science

On Friday, 21 October 2016, CERN's teams had to secure their Linux systems against a new and highly critical vulnerability dubbed “DirtyCow”

The first ever paper to come from research conducted as part of CERN’s Beamline for Schools competition, has been published in a scientific journal

The LHCf experiment begins its annual run to study cosmic rays

After having accelerated a beam up to the design energy of 160 MeV, Linac 4 is now entering a new phase of its commissioning

Some 120 experts in cryogenic safety met at CERN for the first Cryogenic Safety Seminar. Their discussions included Kryolize, a new CERN technology

The LHC has begun colliding beams of protons with lead ions to probe the early universe from which matter emerged

On 5 November, the 4th edition of TEDxCERN rushed the audience through a journey of exploration and revelation on the theme ‘Ripples of Curiosity’

For the third time ever the LHC today began colliding beams of protons with lead ions to probe the early universe from which matter emerged

S'cool Lab Summer Camp invites 16 to 19 year olds to spend 2 weeks exploring the fascinating world of particle physics at CERN

A new exhibition, which hopes to answer, at least in part, questions that have bothered humans for centuries, has recently opened in Vienna

CERN hosts its fourth TEDxCERN – “Ripples of Curiosity” – to explore how ideas in science, technology and education are converging and creating waves

The second issue of “On Track”, the AIDA-2020 EU project newsletter, is now available online.