Tag: CERN community
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The new Duty Travel website is now online
The new Duty Travel website is now online and ready to use. You will find it referenced in all key places such as the CERN Directory, the Admin e-guide, CET, etc. The aim of this new site is to provide travellers and secretariats with a one-stop shop for all duty-travel-related matters. What you can expect
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Computer Security: A final dash to protect your account
We already discussed mandatory requirements for IT service managers in a past issue of the Bulletin. This time we present upcoming changes to passwords and improvements to two-factor authentication
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European labs get aligned at CERN
Eleven laboratories have all come to CERN to measure a girder, using their state-of-the-art equipment to establish a common definition of alignment uncertainty
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Upcoming events
Check out this curated list of upcoming events for the CERN community
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Probing asteroids with particle beams
CERN’s HiRadMat facility is helping scientists to understand how asteroid materials behave under extreme conditions
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Accelerator Report: A very busy technical stop ahead of Long Shutdown 3
This technical stop is particularly intense, being both shorter than usual, to maximise the limited time for physics, and very busy, to make essential preparations for LS3, which begins in June
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Building a culture for success
As we prepare to implement the High-Luminosity LHC and secure approval of a flagship collider to follow it, we must work together to create the best possible environment for success
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Help shape how CERN improves
New year, new ways of working. Here’s your chance to suggest which processes could be improved at CERN
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Congratulations to the winners of the 2025 CERN community crossword
Thank you to everyone who sent in their completed crosswords
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The January/February 2026 issue of the CERN Courier is out
Physicists can be allies, wrote Wassily Kandinsky, “who test matter again and again, who tremble before no problem, and who finally cast doubt on that very matter which was yesterday the foundation of everything, so that the whole universe is shaken.” This edition of CERN Courier offers two examples of physics to shake the universe.