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Established in 2013 CERN's Neutrino Platform ensures Europe’s participation in next-generation long- and short-baseline neutrino experiments in Japan
This week CERN is hosting the CERN-BINP workshop for young scientists in e+e- colliders
For the second time, CERN’s Diversity Office facilitated a working group on gender inclusive teaching as part of their High School Teacher Programme
With people celebrating “Internaut day” on 23 August to mark the World Wide Web’s creation, CERN explores its history
Christine Sutton describes the pioneering 1956 experiment that proved the existence of the neutrino
Earlier this week, this year’s CERN openlab summer students presented their work as 5-minute ‘lighting talk’ presentations
The LHC performance continued to surpass expectations when this week it achieved 2220 proton bunches
The LHC has been in great shape over the last few months, delivering over 20 fb-1 of integrated luminosity before the ICHEP conference
The Global Innovation Index 2016 report is a leading reference on innovation and uses CERN as an example of a highly successful regional initiative
This summer, CERN appeared at various festivals in the UK
CERN had a major presence at the ESOF2016 conference this week, largely in collaboration with our partners in EIROforum
As the ICHEP 2016 conference draws to a close tonight, the BBC will broadcast a new show following scientists at CERN from June 2015