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In a first for particle physics, the CMS collaboration has observed three J/ψ particles emerging from a single collision between two protons
Will CERN physicists Mar Capeans and Tapan Nayak use their knowledge of the fundamental properties of matter wisely to detect what’s inside the boxes?
CERN joins the global celebration of Dark Matter Day on and around 31 October with several activities
The beam pipe was reinstalled in the LHCb detector over the summer, marking a new milestone in the experiment’s upgrade
Enrica Porcari (Information Technology – IT) and Benoît Delille (Occupational Health & Safety and Environmental Protection unit – HSE) bring our series to a close with their introduction messages
The North Area, part of the Super Proton Synchrotron complex, will see a major two-phased facelift in the upcoming years
After a long hiatus due to the pandemic, CAS has finally restarted its residential courses. This time with a new project: a CAS video encyclopaedia
CERN’s EU Projects Office announces a relaunch of its newsletter starting in November 2021
