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A total of 3 588 new panoramic photographs of the Meyrin and Prévessin sites, taken at the end of 2020, are now available on CERN’s GIS portal
On 15 April, CERN’s fourth Ombud takes up her new duties
The CERN fire station has just had a makeover. A brand new façade and a renovated interior have turned this 1970s building into a modern, functional and energy-efficient fire station
Last year, CERN personnel donated 1100 days of leave in a gesture of solidarity towards the Organization and its mission
Representatives of CERN and of the Republic of Latvia signed an Agreement today admitting Latvia as a CERN Associate Member State
This new programme will promote dialogue between the arts, science and technology for the next four years
