Tim SmithFrançois Flückiger

Twenty years ago, in 1997, CERN set up a reinforced policy and team to support its knowledge- and technology-transfer activities

The award is often referred to as the "Nobel Prize" of computing

With people celebrating “Internaut day” on 23 August to mark the World Wide Web’s creation, CERN explores its history

An opinion article from Sijbrand de Jong, President of CERN Council, on using innovation and knowledge so cutting-edge research can benefit society

Connecting CERN to the internet was a chaotic but essential task, says retired CERN computer scientist Ben Segal

In March 1989 Tim Berners-Lee wrote a proposal to develop a radical new way of linking and sharing information: the World Wide Web

Peggie Rimmer was Tim Berners-Lee’s hierarchical "leader" in CERN’s Data and Documents division when he invented the World Wide Web

Senior physicist Richard Jacobsson remembers the early days of the World Wide Web at CERN

David Foster on our responsibility as individuals to preserve an open internet and a free web for the benefit of humankind