CERN Accelerating science

This summer CERN scientists will be showcasing particle physics at festivals across Europe

At CERN, 40 000 cables will be installed or removed during LS2. Laid end to end, they would stretch for 2000 kilometres!

The ATLAS collaboration has placed some of the tightest limits yet on the production rate of hypothetical particles known as magnetic monopoles

After their three-month residency at CERN in the framework of the Arts at CERN programme, Anne Sylvie Henchoz and Julie Lang have produced an artwork that explores the relationship between humanity, art and science

“Serious gaming” is the gamification of training for professional purposes. When you play a serious game, you are actually also improving your knowledge on a particular subject

How a walk through CERN’s corridors helped lead to the discovery of the gluon forty years ago at the DESY laboratory

The Prime Minister paid a visit to the Laboratory on 11 June

New studies from the ATLAS collaboration search for hypothetical “supersymmetric” particles around uncharted corners

From today, all SI base units will be defined based on natural constants, with the kilogram the last to join the ranks

A century after physicist Ernest Rutherford published work proving the existence of the proton, much remains to be learnt about this ubiquitous particle

The CMS collaboration has searched for collision events in which the Higgs boson transforms into a photon and a hypothetical dark photon