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Tests start of new technology to detect neutrinos
The second ProtoDUNE detector at CERN saw its first particle tracks in August
CERN congratulates 2019 physics Nobel Prize winners
James Peebles, Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz receive the prize for discoveries in cosmology and astronomy
Run top quark run
The CMS collaboration has measured for the first time the variation, or “running”, of the top-quark mass
ISOLDE’s new Offline 2 source nears completion
The final touches are being put to the new test facility to ready it for operation
Computer Security: What do apartments and computers have in common?
For the protection of your digital assets, photos, films, documents, banking access, social media, etc., make sure that you apply cyber-security best practices
Briefing book for European Strategy for Particle Physics
The newly published book distils inputs from Europe’s particle physics community
LS2 Report: Dissipating the electron clouds
Two teams are treating the vacuum chambers of selected SPS magnets to limit the electron-cloud phenomenon, which can disrupt the beams
CERN at the EU Contest for Young Scientists
CERN will host three winners of the EU Contest for Young Scientists, who were recognised for their project on the design and prototype of a High-Altitude Micro Air Vehicle
Arts at CERN announces two open calls and the arrival of residency winners
Arts at CERN announces two open calls for art residencies – Collide Geneva/Dance and Accelerate Finland – and the arrival of the winners of Collide International, Rosa Menkman, and Collide Pro Helvetia, Christina Hemauer and Roman Keller.
“La nuit est belle! The night is beautiful!”: CERN switches off the lights for an evening
During the night of 26 September, 149 municipalities in the Greater Geneva area switched off their lights to reveal the stars