Tag: Director-General
Appointed by council, usually for five years, the Director-General manages CERN. A directorate assists the Director-General, who proposes its members to council. The Director-General reports directly to the council, and can also propose to council any adjustment deemed necessary to meet the evolving needs of the research programme.
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A double anniversary for Knowledge Transfer at CERN
Twenty years ago, CERN established a dedicated policy and structure for knowledge and technology transfer
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Time for change in the Ombud’s office
The change of Ombud provides a good opportunity to look back at the reasons why CERN established the Ombud’s office back in 2011
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Taking action on mobility
Mobility is becoming a pressing concern. Let’s work together to make mobility at CERN safer, greener and more enjoyable for all
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CERN – fully engaged with the Sustainable Development Goals
The UN’s Sustainable Development Goals are very close to our core mission
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Happy birthday Higgs boson!
Five years ago today marked a significant moment in the history of particle physics
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Your Privacy Matters
In an age of increasing awareness of the importance of privacy, it is critical for us to take all measures possible to protect personal data
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A new source of light for the Middle East
Last Tuesday, I had the pleasure of representing CERN at the official opening of SESAME, the new regional light source facility hosted in Jordan
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Consigning intolerance to history
Towards a future in which all forms of intolerant behaviour can truly be consigned to history
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Celebrating science around the world
Charlotte Warakaulle talks about the march for science that will take place in Geneva
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A feast of physics at the winter conferences
A first glimpse at the winter conferences of what the LHC’s extraordinary performance in 2016 means for physics