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The Google Science Fair competition deadline closes on 30 April at midnight PDT. If you are aged 13-18, it may be your turn to change the world
Please get in touch if you know the whereabouts of a lost A3 artist's portfolio containing original artwork
CERN scientists team up with TED-Ed animators to bring you the first of a series of five animations about physics
The medical service brings you a session on how to prepare for the relay race and other physical exercise, 5pm 16 April in the Council Chamber
As CERN reaps a bountiful harvest from the LHC’s first three years of running, we are sowing the seeds for a bright future at our flagship facility
Around 60 secondary school students from France and Germany visited CERN to find out more about the Franco-German relationship
A team from CERN will be showcasing the diminutive Raspberry Pi computer at the Fêtons LINUX event in Geneva on 27 April
Two entrances to the Prévessin site for the exclusive use of pedestrians and cyclists
In a ceremony on 24 March, the 2013 Edinburgh Medal was awarded to Peter Higgs and CERN
The second Collide @ CERN-Geneva prize goes to filmmaker Jan Peters, for his proposal to explore the world of CERN from a highly personal perspective
