Tag: Announcement
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Re-use, recovery and sale of CERN property: updated procedure
The procedure for the recovery and sale of CERN property was revised on 2 October 2026. This update clarifies the categorisation of property and the procedures to be followed for its re-use, recovery and disposal. Its purpose is to standardise practices, improve safety and traceability, and encourage the re-use of property wherever possible. What is
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120 parking spaces to open on Route Ypsilantis (Prévessin) from 9 November
From 9 November, 120 parking spaces will become available along Route Ypsilantis, as part of the development of new parking areas around Buildings 866 and 867 on the Prévessin site. The parking spaces will be accessible via Route Stueckelberg. After these spaces open, the parking area on the opposite side of Building 867, along Route
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Need a quiet moment? Discover the Library’s new “Comfort Zone”
On 13 October 2026, the CERN Library celebrated the official opening of its new Comfort Zone, a recently renovated space on the ground floor of the CERN Library, in Building 52. Following the inauguration of the Library’s first-floor space three years ago, this new area transforms the previously underused ground-floor space into an environment designed
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Progress of work at Gate B: restoring ease of movement across the CERN Meyrin site
Einstein/Pauli junction reopened on 15 October Following the completion of Phase 2 of the project, the junction between Route Einstein and Route Pauli was reopened to vehicles, cyclists and pedestrians on 15 October 2026. This re-established an important link between different parts of the Meyrin site and improved circulation across the campus. Next phase: improved
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Futur en tous genres | Call for volunteers
On Thursday 12 November 2026, CERN will welcome 24 children for Futur en tous genres, a day dedicated to exploring different careers and challenging gender stereotypes. For this event, we are looking for volunteers to come and share their profession, career path and experience (in French) with the children at various stages of their visit
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Upcoming events
Please note Sep 2026 – Feb 2027 | Knowledge Sharing | Esplanade des particules | Public Events | EN & FRImpact of CERN technologies: from fundamental research to our everyday lives 29 Oct 18:00 | Knowledge Sharing | Online | CERN Alumni | ENNews from the lab: Arts at CERN Oct – Nov | At
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Exhibition | Imagining the future of physics
What remains to be discovered about the Universe? What tools will allow us to explore further? How are major research infrastructure projects decided upon? CERN is inviting the community and the general public to discover the current thinking on the future of particle physics through the exhibition Why? It matters. Matière à questions at the
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CERN Service Desk: Let’s improve the quality of our calls together
Since its creation, the Service Desk team has aimed to make everyday life easier for the CERN community by providing them with clear, efficient and high-quality support, whether over the phone, through tickets or during visits to the CERN Community Support Centre (CCSC). To better meet the needs of users, we are enhancing our quality
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LS3 Safety Spotlight: coordinating activities at CERN: monitoring activities – a key step
As mentioned in our previous articles, CERN has put in place a structure to manage and oversee concurrent activities during Long Shutdown 3 (LS3). One of the key measures is the monitoring of activities on the ground. Why monitor? In addition to being a regulatory requirement, monitoring makes it possible to check that work is
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Protect yourself and others: get a flu vaccination
The influenza season is approaching and with it comes the consideration of getting a flu vaccination to protect yourself and others. The CERN infirmary will vaccinate any person working on the CERN site (MPE, MPA, temporary workers and contractors) provided the person brings their own vaccine and that the relevant medical questionnaire at the infirmary