Tag: CERN community

  • Studying beautiful flavour transitions

    Studying beautiful flavour transitions

    Studying rare processes is part and parcel of particle physics, providing stringent tests of the Standard Model. At the recent International Conference on High Energy Physics (ICHEP), the CMS and LHCb Collaborations presented their latest research into one such process: the transformation of a beauty quark into a strange quark, a muon and the oppositely charged antimuon (b→sμ+μ–). Flavour transitions – when

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  • Continuous Improvement gains momentum at CERN

    Continuous Improvement gains momentum at CERN

    In January, the Continuous Improvement (CI) Team launched the CERNidée portal as one way for the CERN community to share ideas for simplifying processes, improving services and removing obstacles in their daily work. Suggestions arrived at an average rate of more than one per CERN working day during the first half of 2026.   Continuous improvement is about transforming these ideas

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  • The public consultation for the Future Circular Collider (FCC) project generates extensive dialogue with the local communities

    The public consultation for the Future Circular Collider (FCC) project generates extensive dialogue with the local communities

    The public consultation process for the Future Circular Collider (FCC) project, which began in the spring, has just ended in France (on 1 October) and in Switzerland (on 2 October), following four months of interaction and dialogue with the local communities. The process consisted of two exercises tailored to each of CERN’s two Host States:

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  • Exhibition | Imagining the future of physics

    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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  • Computer Security: 2FA to the TechNet

    Computer Security: 2FA to the TechNet

    The two-factor authentication (2FA) roll-out is now complete for the CERN Single Sign-On, the Linux interactive service (LXPLUS) and the Windows Terminal Server (WTS) gateways (also known as CERNTS). With the addition of the new eduVPN service, all major remote accesses to CERN’s IT services and the CERN Campus network are now properly protected by

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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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  • The CERN Pension Fund launches MyPension, its new online portal

    The CERN Pension Fund launches MyPension, its new online portal

    The CERN Pension Fund is pleased to announce the upcoming launch of MyPension, its new online portal. Designed to simplify your administrative procedures and improve your experience, MyPension will provide easy access to your pension information and allow you to interact with the Pension Fund more independently. Easier access to your pension information MyPension is

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  • Registration of bank details

    Registration of bank details Written by: FAP Department — In line with developments to the international ISO 20022 standard, which is applied by Swiss banks in electronic payment transactions, the FAP department advises all remunerated members of the personnel to kindly check the accuracy of their bank details using the following EDH form: https://edh.cern.ch/Document/Personnel/BankDetails. The

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  • LS3 Safety Spotlight: coordinating activities at CERN: monitoring activities – a key step

    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

    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

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