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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Member States and CERN – at the heart of the Organization
Charlotte Warakaulle talks about all the initiatives that have been put in place to ensure an effective and open dialogue with the Member States
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Success is a two-way street
CERN’s director for research and computing gives an overview about the CERN Neutrino platform activities
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At the end of a great year
As the year draws to a close, I’d like to wish you and your families a very well deserved end-of-year break
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Theory and experiment – closer together by being apart
How the Theory Department contributes to the evolving research of particle physics and the CERN research programme
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LHC smashes targets for 2016 run
Our target for the integrated luminosity for 2016 was 25 inverse femtobarns. We reached 40
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Too much data – a good problem to have
Large volumes of high-quality data may be a challenge, but addressing it brings innovation
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There’s more to particle physics at CERN than colliders
Creation of a Physics Beyond Colliders study group to provide input to the next update of the European Strategy for Particle Physics
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Can ‘useless’ knowledge be useful?
Fabiola Gianotti, CERN’s Director-General, explains why knowledge for knowledge’s sake is the most valuable commodity we possess
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Making CERN a modern and attractive employer
Martin Steinacher introdueces the new CERN career structure
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ICHEP 2016: to b(ump) or not to b(ump)
Eckhard attends the 38th International Conference on High Energy Physics, ICHEP 2016, hosted this year by the US particle physics community