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Solid groundwork underlies a high-profile year
This year has shown how decades of diligent groundwork lay the foundations for success, says CERN Director-General Rolf Heuer
Upgrading the ATLAS trigger system
ATLAS is improving its trigger system to be able to select even more collision events with potentially interesting physics
Celebration colloquium for Steve Myers
CERN celebrates Steve Myers’ career with a colloquium tomorrow at 2.30pm in the Main Auditorium
Webcast: Materials in the Flatland
Nobel prize laureate Kostya Novoselov of the University of Manchester will talk about graphene today at 4.30pm CET. Watch the webcast
Ringing the changes in the ombuds office
After three and a half years in office as CERN’s first Ombuds, the time has come for Vincent Vuillemin to pass on the baton
Particle Fever to screen at CERN
Don't miss a special screening for CERN people of the documentary Particle Fever in the Main Auditorium this evening
Daytime headlights compulsory from 1 January 2014
Motorists traveling on Swiss territory must drive with their headlights permanently on from 1 January 2014
CERN celebrates 60 years of science and peace
A calendar of events is planned for CERN's 60th anniversary celebrations in 2014
ATLAS: 4.1 sigma for Higgs to two tau
The ATLAS experiment at CERN has found evidence for the Higgs boson decaying to fermions: two tau particles, to be precise
Inside CERN: Our lab, through a lens
In a photo essay shot at CERN, photographer Andri Pol beautifully captures scenes from our community – from the high-tech to the mundane