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n_TOF plays hide-and-seek with cosmological lithium
The n_TOF collaboration has added an important piece to the puzzle of the cosmological lithium problem
ARTS AT CERN announces three new open calls for artists
Three new calls have been opened for a South Korean, Croatian or Swiss artist
UNOSAT: 15 years of humanitarian mapping
UNOSAT, a United Nations programme hosted at CERN, celebrates 15 years of vital support to humanitarian work
One month to go until TEDxCERN 2016 “ripples of curiosity”
Follow TEDxCERN at one of the many live webcast locations, or tune in to the website on 5 November 2016
Ukraine becomes an associate member of CERN
On 5 October 2016, Ukraine became an associate member State of CERN after the ratification by its Parliament of the agreement
Beamline for Schools 2016: how to be a CERN scientist
The Beamline for Schools competition gives high-school students the chance to run an experiment on a fully equipped CERN beamline
Looking for charming asymmetries
New results presented by the LHCb collaboration on the decay of particles containing a “charm” quark delve deeper into the matter-antimatter asymmetry
Great expectations from fewer collisions
This week, the LHC will ignore its motto of ‘maximum luminosity’, and perform special runs at very low luminosity
Global open access initiative, SCOAP3, set to continue
After three years of successful operation and growth, CERN announces continuation of global SCOAP3 Open Access initiative for another three
Can ‘useless’ knowledge be useful?
Fabiola Gianotti, CERN’s Director-General, explains why knowledge for knowledge’s sake is the most valuable commodity we possess