Tag: News

  • LHC Report: Standing strong through the storms

    LHC Report: Standing strong through the storms

    As I write this report, the integrated luminosity counter for ATLAS and CMS is at 23.1 fb-1, exceeding our goal of around 18 fb-1

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  • World’s first crabbing of a proton beam

    World’s first crabbing of a proton beam

    CERN successfully tests crab cavities, a key component of the High-Luminosity LHC

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  • Using CERN technology for medical challenges

    A healthcare kit for remote conditions and a screening system for anti-cancer pharmaceuticals are the winners of the first CERN Medtech:Hack

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  • LIVE: Inside CERN’s antimatter factory

    LIVE: Inside CERN’s antimatter factory

    On Thursday 26 April 2018 at 4pm CEST, join the CERN Facebook live from our unique Antiproton Decelerator

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  • Hacking solutions to MedTech challenges

    The very first CERN Medical Technology Hackathon – MedTech:Hack – was held at IdeaSquare from 6 to 9 April

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  • Ready to get mould on your walls?

    Ready to get mould on your walls?

    VolMeur Collection: when inappropriate storage conditions of LEP photo slides generate art

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  • First LHC test collisions of 2018

    First LHC test collisions of 2018

    The Large Hadron Collider has initiated the collision of proton beams for the first time this year

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  • A new era of precision for antimatter research

    A new era of precision for antimatter research

    The ALPHA experiment at CERN has measured a light-induced transition in antihydrogen with unprecedented precision

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  • CERN invites photographers to go behind the scenes

    On 1 June 2018, 20 photographers will be given an exclusive opportunity to explore the world’s largest particle physics laboratory

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  • Arts at CERN announces the winners of the Collide awards

    Artists from all over the world are invited to spend time at CERN and work alongside particle physicists and engineers

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