Tag: General public

  • The CERN Council decided to update the European Strategy for Particle Physics

    The CERN Council decided to update the European Strategy for Particle Physics

    Today, following more than two years of intense work of the European particle physics community under the auspices of the European Strategy Group, the CERN Council updated the European Strategy for Particle Physics [link to Resolution], which sets out an ambitious scientific vision for the field. The 2026 Strategy update offers a clear path to

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  • ATLAS observes new composite particle

    ATLAS observes new composite particle

    Physicists from the ATLAS Collaboration reported the first observation of a new particle.

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  • Cloudy with a chance of muons

    Cloudy with a chance of muons

    When you want to capture an important moment in your life, you often take a photo. You could write down the key details instead – who you were with, where you were, the time of day – but this information might not be as impactful as a picture of the event. Physicists like to record

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  • The public consultation process for the Future Circular Collider (FCC) project begins in Switzerland and France

    The public consultation process for the Future Circular Collider (FCC) project begins in Switzerland and France

    The public consultation process for the CERN-led Future Circular Collider (FCC) project will soon begin in Switzerland and France. These four months of exchanges and dialogue with the public are part of the preparations for a final decision on the project. As the CERN Council, comprising representatives of all the Organization’s Member States, prepares to update the European Strategy

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  • Smarter decisions at the speed of physics

    Smarter decisions at the speed of physics

    Smart and fast decision making is key when dealing with the onslaught of collisions at the LHC. At the High-Luminosity LHC (HiLumi LHC), the ATLAS and CMS experiments are expected to process detector data at rates corresponding to roughly a quarter of the 2025 global internet traffic. All in real time, as part of the

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  • Arts at CERN and Nobel Prize Museum announce the Collide Stockholm international residency award recipient and two Honorary Mentions

    Arts at CERN and Nobel Prize Museum announce the Collide Stockholm international residency award recipient and two Honorary Mentions

    Following the international open call launched in November 2025, Arts at CERN and the Nobel Prize Museum are pleased to announce that Lithuanian artist Emilija Škarnulytė has been selected as the recipient of the Collide Stockholm residency award. The jury also decided to award two Honorary Mentions to artists Morehshin Allahyari and Wendi Yan. Collide is Arts at CERN’s flagship residency

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  • HiLumi LHC: CERN’s full-scale test stand enters the powering phase

    HiLumi LHC: CERN’s full-scale test stand enters the powering phase

    With the start of electrical powering, the Inner Triplet String is now entering a new phase of commissioning. This phase will be carried out progressively and will culminate in the powering of the whole installation this summer

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  • CERN’s Medipix3 technology on track to help more patients

    CERN’s Medipix3 technology on track to help more patients

    A portable photon-counting CT scanner developed using CERN’s Medipix3 technology receives FDA clearance, paving the way for broader clinical adoption

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  • ATLAS sets record limits on Higgs boson’s self-interaction

    ATLAS sets record limits on Higgs boson’s self-interaction

    The result is based on over 300 inverse femtobarns of proton–proton collision data, which is equivalent to 30 000 trillion collisions

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  • ATLAS acts as a cosmic-ray laboratory

    ATLAS acts as a cosmic-ray laboratory

    The ATLAS Collaboration reports its first measurement of proton–oxygen collisions at the LHC, which recreate cosmic-ray interactions with Earth’s atmosphere

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