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Sonata in LHCb: The sound of antimatter
A new video from LHCb lets you hear particles changing from matter to antimatter and back again
Japanese candidate site selected for linear collider
A site evaluation committee has recommended a location for the proposed International Linear Collider, if it is built in Japan
LHC data triggers operatic visuals in Berlin
Data from LHC experiments will trigger visual effects in a new performance at the national opera house in Germany
The centenary of Bruno Pontecorvo
Far-reaching insights of Italian physicist Bruno Pontecorvo had a big impact on particle physics
Comic Genius? CERN to host comedy night
Physicists will lift the lid on their life and work at CERN through stand-up comedy at "LHComedy" on 30 August
Magnet movers: Replacing the last LHC dipoles
Watch engineers move the final replacement dipole magnets into position on the Large Hadron Collider
Open Days: Book now to visit CERN's underground facilities
From today, CERN will be taking bookings for visits of its underground facilities during the Open Days. Tickets are free of charge so book now!
CERN scoops prizes at National Instruments awards
At a National Instruments conference in Texas last week, CERN received three awards for excellence in systems design
The GHOST in the machine
New software based on CERN's particle simulation toolkit Geant4 is being used to assess radiation doses in cancer treatment
Neutrino telescopes point towards exotic physics
With the IceCube and ANTARES telescopes completed, there was plenty to discuss at the second Workshop on Exotic Physics with Neutrino Telescopes