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On Tuesday 20 September 2016, recently-recruited staff members and fellows participated in a session in the framework of the induction programme
Last week, winners of the Intel Modern Code Challenge came to CERN
New results presented by the LHCb collaboration on the decay of particles containing a “charm” quark delve deeper into the matter-antimatter asymmetry
A ceremony to mark the laying of the foundation stone of Building 311, which will house a magnetic measurement laboratory, took place on 22 September
This week, the LHC will ignore its motto of ‘maximum luminosity’, and perform special runs at very low luminosity
After three years of successful operation and growth, CERN announces continuation of global SCOAP3 Open Access initiative for another three
A special proton-proton run with larger beam sizes at the interaction point is intended to probe the p-p elastic scattering regime at small angles
Ready (after a machine development period), steady (running), go (for a special run)!
Innovative ideas blossom at the KT Entrepreneurship meet-ups
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Young Scientist Prize, granted by the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics awarded to researchers for work at CERN’s ISOLDE