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The “Second Collisions” alumni reunion was held using a virtual recreation of CERN
A new department Head, Katy Foraz (Engineering – EN) introduces herself to the CERN community in a video interview
Will Katy Foraz and Andre Henriques, engineers at CERN, be ingenious enough to study the boxes from all angles and figure out what’s inside?
Arts at CERN launches a new call for Collide, its flagship residency programme, in partnership with the City of Barcelona
The winning teams of Beamline for Schools 2021 spent two full weeks at DESY working on their experiments
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Little Amal is a 3.5-m-tall animated puppet of a Syrian refugee girl who has embarked on a remarkable journey – an 8000-km artistic voyage that is taking her across Turkey and Europe. To find her mother, to get back to school, to start a new life.
On 23 September, 16 CERN Council delegates visited the new underground cavern at Point 1
The Second Collisions CERN alumni event will take place online, with participants able to explore the CERN site virtually
With many developments planned or under consideration, this is the decade of CERN’s Prévessin site
