Register for ‘Particles that fight cancer: the use of protons and carbon ion in cancer therapy’ which will take place on 20 November from 4-6pm

The Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim is hosting CERN's third centre for technology-transfer opportunities

Masters students have just six months to turn CERN detector technology into useful innovations, from wearable sensors to exoskeletons for the elderly

Students in the UK have launched LUCID - a cosmic-ray detector incorporating parts developed at CERN - into space

CERN's ability to innovate attracts creative, ambitious individuals such that "success breeds success in innovation," note authors of OECD report

PARTNER – an innovative project to train young scientists in aspects of hadron therapy – has proved to be a great success

At the world's largest industrial fair, CERN and ESA are presenting technology developed for particle physics that can find applications in space

CERN will share a stand with the European Space Agency at the world's largest industrial fair

CERN and the European Space Agency will present their spin-off technologies at the world’s biggest industrial fair

The head of CERN's Medical Application Programme addresses a medical conference 60 years after the first use of protons to treat cancer