The proton-lead run will be short, and our main activity this year will be the start of the LHC’s first long shutdown

The LHC starts the New Year facing a new challenge: proton-lead collisions in the last month before the shutdown in mid-February

Accelerator team declares "stable beams" as lead ions collide with protons in first LHC physics beams of 2013

Preparations have been progressing steadily at CMS to receive collisions between protons and lead ions

A new ion trap has been integrated into ISOLTRAP, the ISOLDE experiment that measures the mass of short-lived nuclides

For the last run before the two-year shutdown, the LHC is going beyond its original design specification and will collide protons with lead ions

Nicolas Coulmy of the French Ski Federation will give a talk entitled « Approche scientifique du ski : de la perception à l’action… » on 23 January

At CERN today, the experiments at the Antiproton Decelerator presented updates on their work in 2012, and their hopes for 2013

Gate E will remain open longer this morning until traffic jams have eased

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