Methods from theoretical physics are shedding light on the brain’s circuitry

Marilena Streit-Bianchi reminisces about her role in the first PET (positron-emission tomography) image taken at CERN

CERN, the International Cancer Expert Corps (ICEC) and STFC are developing medical linear accelerators for low- and middle-income countries

For the final part of our series celebrating 50 years of physics at ISOLDE, we see what impact research at ISOLDE can have on society

Spectral imaging is an emerging technology in the medical field allowing colour imaging during CT scans. Exciting – but how is it related to CERN?

Crystal Clear was founded in 1991 to provide crystal detectors for particle physics – it has since had a wider impact on society

Superconducting technology developed for the HL-LHC and FCC could improve our understanding of the human brain

CERN colleagues are warmly invited to help the Knowledge Transfer team welcome visitors and advertise CERN’s science and technology

The annual meeting of ENLIGHT, which focuses on particle therapy for cancer treatment, was held in the Netherlands

New toolbox, released by CERN and University of Bath collaboration, has applications in medical imaging and cancer diagnosis

CERN has developed an accelerator just two metres long to be used in hospitals for medical imaging and the treatment of cancer

The head of CERN's Medical Application Programme addresses a medical conference 60 years after the first use of protons to treat cancer