The Large Hadron Collider began its physics programme on this day a decade ago


CERN is open in virtual mode. Many scientists and collaborators are teleworking.

The eRMC demonstrator, consisting of two flat niobium-tin coils, has produced a peak magnetic field of 16.5 tesla, a promising result in the context of the FCC (Future Circular Collider) study

Version 2.0 of the CERN Open Hardware Licence has been released, introducing three variants meant to cater to different collaborative models

The new analysis continues to find tension with the Standard Model, but more data are needed to identify its cause

Machine-learning technology is being used by the CMS collaboration to track odd events among LHC data

A travelling art exhibition entitled ‘Quantum/Broken Symmetries’* will bring the fruit of CERN’s art and science residencies to four new museums worldwide in 2020.

A new collaboration agreement sees CERN data analytics used to help protect commodity and financial markets from fraud

The measurements are consistent with predictions for “normal” matter and pave the way for future precision studies