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Craft the Web: re-enact the invention of the Web
A game being developed at CERN will guide participants on a unique journey
Exhibitions: on the road to accessibility
Audio and tactile content have already been installed to make the Microcosm exhibition and the visit itineraries accessible to all
Women scientists inspiring young girls
25 women working at CERN contributed to the sixth bi-annual "Expanding your Horizons (EYH) - Geneva" event at the University of Geneva
Become a Model for the International Day of Women and Girls in Science
Become an ambassador for science and careers in science and inspire young people
Society benefits from investing in particle physics
The socioeconomic and cultural benefits from upgrading the Large Hadron Collider exceed the project’s costs
Watch live the new spacewalk for AMS
The third spacewalk will see astronauts Luca Parmitano and Andrew Morgan install the new cooling pump system for the AMS detector tracker
NA61/SHINE gives neutrino experiments a helping hand
How particle measurements made by the NA61/SHINE experiment at CERN are helping neutrino experiments in the US and Japan
Computer Security: Why the Internet is not Christmas
On the Internet, you must be vigilant and careful when being presented with links, posts, URLs, e-mails, webpages or attachments
The plot thickens for a hypothetical “X17” particle
Additional evidence of an unknown particle from a Hungarian lab gives a new impetus to NA64 searches
AWAKE: More plasma = more acceleration
A new type of plasma cell, known as a helicon cell, is being studied for AWAKE. The aim is to generate a greater quantity of plasma in one go