Tag: CERN community
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CERN tech to help investigate the dark universe
ESA’s recently launched Euclid telescope will rely on CERN software and computing infrastructure to help it map the effects of dark matter and dark energy on the Universe
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You’ll never guess these six unlikely benefits of being a CERN Guide
It may surprise you, but being a CERN Guide can give you unexpected benefits, especially with Science Gateway about to open this autumn.
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Three teams of secondary school pupils from the Netherlands, Pakistan and the United States have been selected to carry out their own experiments using accelerator beams from CERN and DESY
Geneva and Hamburg, 28 June 2023. In 2023, for the second time in the history of the Beamline for Schools competition, the evaluation committee selected three winning teams. The team “Myriad Magnets” from the Philips Exeter Academy, in Exeter, United States, and the team “Particular Perspective”, which brings together pupils from the Islamabad College for
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From physics to finance: how can CERN tools help to uncover market manipulation?
With its world-renowned expertise in the analysis of massive volumes of data, CERN has started a unique collaboration with leading market-surveillance experts to explore how particle physics could help to build future manipulation-detection techniques
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Bike2Work at CERN reaches new heights
More than 1000 Cernois have joined a “Bike to Work” team – take part in the upcoming Critical Mass event to celebrate this achievement!
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Roger Bailey (1954 – 2023)
Roger Bailey(1954 – 2023) — BROKEN IMAGE NOT MOVED (drupal url : https://home.cern/news/obituary/cern/roger-bailey-1954-2023) It was with deep sadness that we learned that Roger Bailey passed away on 1 June while out mountain biking in Valais. He was 69. Roger began his career with a doctorate in experimental particle physics from the University of Sheffield in
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CMS honours its 2022 Award and PhD Thesis Award winners
CMS PhD Thesis Award winners 2022 Every year, the CMS collaboration recognises the outstanding achievements of young scientists through this award, highlighting the exceptional contributions made by doctoral researchers in advancing the field of high-energy physics. From the 32 nominations received this year, three winners were selected by the committee: Angira Rastogi, Willem Verbeke and
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Joan Heemskerk wins CERN’s Collide Copenhagen residency award
Joan Heemskerk, one of the pioneers of web-based art, has been selected as the winner of this year’s edition
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A diverse meeting for a diverse fire brigade
CERN’s Fire and Rescue service hosts the 18th meeting of the CTIF Commission for Women in Fire and Rescue Services