Tag: CERN community

  • LHC season finale, up next… HiLumi

    LHC season finale, up next… HiLumi

    Join scientists in the CERN Control Centre as the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) delivers its last collisions to its experiments before it is transformed into a high luminosity machine. Host Davide De Biasio will guide you through the journey of the world’s most powerful particle collider through conversations with the Head of LHC Operations, the

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  • Education fees – Period of admissibility – 2024/2025 school year

    Members of the personnel are reminded that, pursuant to Article R V 1.37 of the Staff Regulations, they have until 31 August 2026 to submit claims for the reimbursement of education fees relating to the 2024/2025 school year. These claims should be made using an EDH form: https://edh.cern.ch/Document/Claims/EducationFees Detailed information concerning education fees is available

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  • ALICE’s upgraded detector showcases its beauty

    ALICE’s upgraded detector showcases its beauty

    The ALICE Collaboration has performed the first LHC measurement of beauty-quark production in a previously unexplored momentum range

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  • New Wi-Fi network at CERN

    The CERN-Campus SSID (Service Set Identifier) is a new Wi-Fi network available across CERN. It will replace the current CERN SSID as the primary wireless network. The CERN-Campus network uses WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access) security to provide both authentication and data encryption. To connect, each device needs a unique login and password pair, which you can generate through the LanDB page. Unlike the

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  • Computer Security: Wipe no tears

    Computer Security: Wipe no tears

    Remember that feeling where your heart skips a beat? Or two? Or many? Where your breath gets caught in your throat? “Époustouflant” as the French say, but not in a good way? The moment when you can’t find your smartphone, even after looking everywhere? The moment on the tram when you recall that you didn’t

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  • CERN Pension Fund – Annual Information Meeting 2026

    CERN Pension Fund – Annual Information Meeting 2026

    Open to all members and beneficiaries, this annual event is an opportunity to hear the latest financial updates from the CERN Pension Fund and ask your questions directly to the Chair of the Pension Fund Governing Board (PFGB) and to the Fund’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO). When and where? The meeting will take place on Tuesday

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  • Modernising the tools behind CERN’s daily work

    Two large transformation initiatives, the HCM project and the ERP project, have been launched to modernise the administrative systems that support CERN’s day-to-day work, making them more efficient, more integrated and easier to use. These projects will affect up to 35 000 people and are expected to be completed between the end of 2028 (HCM) and

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  • Administrative Circular No. 23 (Rev. 6) – Special working hours

    A revised version of Administrative Circular No. 23 (Rev. 6), entitled “Special working hours”, has been approved by the Director-General and is available at the following link. This version cancels and replaces the previous version of the circular (Rev. 5), dated October 2022. The amendment updates and aligns the circular with the change to Staff

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  • Staff Rules and Regulations – 11th edition

    In accordance with recommendations made by the Finance Committee and decisions taken by the Council in December 2025 (CERN/FC/6962-CERN/3953), please find below the pages of the Staff Rules and Regulations which have been updated further to the modifications which came into force on 1 January 2026: The complete updated electronic version of the Staff Rules

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  • LHCb explores new territory during a special low-energy run

    LHCb explores new territory during a special low-energy run

    While the heavy-ion run season is in full swing at the LHC, let’s look back at the low-energy run that took place on 29 and 30 April. In yet another demonstration of the versatility of CERN’s accelerator complex, the LHC briefly departed from its standard high-energy operation to perform a special low-energy run dedicated primarily

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