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Web at 30: celebrating a culture of openness
As the Web turns 30, particle physics continues to blaze a trail in open science
Web@30: Reliving history and rethinking the future
Thirty years ago, an unimaginably powerful tool was invented by Sir Tim Berners-Lee here, at CERN
LS2 Report: Rejuvenation for the Antiproton Decelerator
The Antiproton Decelerator will see refurbishment work that will help its experiments to trap more antimatter than before
ATLAS releases first result using full LHC Run 2 dataset
The result sets bounds on grand unified theories, which might fill gaps in the Standard Model of particle physics
Exceptionally slow antiprotons
The commissioning of ELENA continued in 2018, culminating in the production of the first very-low-energy antiproton beams
FASER: CERN approves new experiment to look for long-lived, exotic particles
The experiment, which will complement existing searches for dark matter at the LHC, will be operational in 2021
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AEgIS makes positronium for antimatter gravity experiments
The AEgIS collaboration at CERN has found a new way of making long-lived positronium atoms for antimatter gravity experiments
Web@30: The 30-year anniversary of an invention that changed the world
LHC: pushing computing to the limits
The LHC produced unprecedented volumes of data during its two multi-year runs, and, with its current upgrades, more computing challenges are in store