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Featuring some 33 talks about latest results and the future of cosmic-ray physics, CERN’s AMS Days will take place from 15-17 April
After two years of intense maintenance and consolidation the Large Hadron Collider is back in operation
The first beams could be circulating in the machine sometime between Saturday and Monday
Articles published by CERN authors in Elsevier Physics journals that are not covered by the SCOAP3 Open Access initiative will now be Open Access
Are you passionate about communicating about science? Register now for the first Physics FameLab
Physicists at the European Laboratory for Particle Physics announced today that an invisible Force permeates the universe, binding the galaxy together
The short circuit to ground delaying the restart of the LHC has been fixed
A short circuit in a superconducting dipole magnet is delaying the beam injection in the LHC. Teams are working around the clock to fix the issue
LHC run 2 is coming ever closer, but there will be no beam in the LHC this week
Today at CERN His Holiness Gyalwang Drukpa discussed science and perception with CERN researchers
