CERN Accelerating science

This year, the biggest conference for the field of high-energy physics will be held virtually and includes several sessions for the public

A new ATLAS measurement of a key feature of the Standard Model known as lepton flavour universality suggests that a previous discrepancy measured by the LEP collider in W boson decays may be due to a fluctuation

Newly updated health and safety measures based on the latest advice from the WHO and our Host States have just been published

The next generation of high-performance computers holds significant promise for both particle physics and astronomy but key challenges remain to be addressed

Some 200 000 colour stills have been scanned in the interest of preservation and ease of access

At the end of June, CERN saw yet another phishing campaign against its staff and users

Take part in interactive virtual lectures and discover the world of particles and the scientists exploring it

A new beam absorber, developed for high luminosity, has been installed in the LHC

Researchers have conducted the first search at a hadron collider for elementary particles with electric charges smaller than a tenth of the electron charge

The weekend-long hackathon saw participants develop prototype applications under the theme ‘working together apart: accelerating collaboration’

It’s the end of Long Shutdown 2 for the PS Booster, the first accelerator to be recommissioned, alongside Linac 4

Marcel Rieger, from RWTH Aachen University, stood out among the 25 nominees