Tag: CERN community

  • Charting the future of neutrino experiments

    Different projects for next-generation neutrino experiments are under way at CERN to help to shed light on the nature of these elusive particles

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  • Curious connections: Geneva’s Natural History Museum comes to CERN

    Curious connections: Geneva’s Natural History Museum comes to CERN

    Come and discover the links between particle physics and the natural world at the Globe’s first temporary exhibition

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  • BASE experiment takes a big step towards portable antimatter

    BASE experiment takes a big step towards portable antimatter

    The experiment successfully transported a box filled with unbonded protons across CERN’s main site, thus demonstrating that the same feat could later be possible for antiprotons

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  • CMS uses photons to probe the structure of nuclei

    CMS uses photons to probe the structure of nuclei

    Using data from the first heavy-ion run of LHC Run 3 in 2023, the experiment presents the first-ever measurement of D0 meson production in photon-lead collisions

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  • Estonian flag raised at CERN

    Estonian flag raised at CERN

    CERN raised today the Estonian flag to welcome its 24th Member State

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  • CERN-Solvay student camp: meet the next generation of scientists

    CERN-Solvay student camp: meet the next generation of scientists

    The latest camp just concluded – 30 high-school students from all over the world came to CERN for a week full of science and fun

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  • Karel Šafařík (1953–2024)

    Karel Šafařík (1953–2024)

    Karel Šafařík(1953 – 2024) — Our dear colleague and friend, Karel Šafařík, sadly passed away on Monday 7 October. Karel graduated in theoretical physics in Bratislava in 1976, and worked at JINR in Dubna for more than 11 years, participating in experiments on the phenomenology of particle production at high energies at Dubna and at

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  • Accelerator Report: Ending the 2024 LHC proton run on a high note

    Accelerator Report: Ending the 2024 LHC proton run on a high note

    This year’s LHC proton run ended on 16 October, surpassing expectations with 11% more collisions than planned. Next up: the lead-ion run

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  • Decoding top quarks with precision

    Decoding top quarks with precision

    The ATLAS experiment at the LHC reveals how pairs of top quarks are produced along with other heavy quarks

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  • CERN teams up with Luxembourg and the World Food Programme to tackle global hunger

    CERN teams up with Luxembourg and the World Food Programme to tackle global hunger

    The new partnership aims to leverage state-of-the-art AI technology to speed up progress towards a world with zero hunger

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