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After being closed to the public for nearly 15 months due to the COVID-19 pandemic, CERN is delighted to gradually reopen its doors to visitors as of 1 June 2021

Physicists discuss the possibility of using particle accelerators to detect or even generate gravitational waves

The result is a milestone in the study of how a particle known as a D0 meson changes from matter into antimatter and back

Did you know that CERN has committed to decrease its direct greenhouse gas emissions by 28% by the end of 2024? Read this new series of articles focusing on various environmental topics and CERN’s ongoing initiatives

The CERN-coordinated and EU-funded RADSAGA project is coming to an end after four years of rewarding research into radiation protection for electronics

Physicists seek to replace harmful chlorofluorocarbons with novel “eco-gases”

The construction of an underground cavern at Point 1, which will house equipment for the High-Luminosity LHC, has been successfully completed

The fast-growing High-Energy Network is celebrating its fourth anniversary with a special event highlighting the impact of CERN alumni on society

Adhering to network protocol standards, any outgoing traffic initiated from the so-called “lower ports”, i.e. ports 0-1023 or using so-called “private” or “non-routable” IP addresses will be blocked

On Friday 28 May 2021, the final "wedge" of the first ATLAS New Small Wheel was installed in the detector. This was an important milestone for the Collaboration, in preparation for the wheel’s installation in the ATLAS cavern later this summer

The result paves the way for studies of high-energy neutrinos at current and future particle colliders