CERN Accelerating science

The experimental cavern played host to hundreds of young guests, who visited the detector during the last major CMS outreach event of long shutdown 1

The laboratory's accelerator chain is supplying an experiment with argon ions for the first time

A new result brings precision to a key measurement of strong-interaction physics

ALICE has used a new technique to look at the size of the final state at ‘freeze-out’ in proton-proton and proton-lead collisions

Build a cosmic-ray detector in the classroom to see tracks left by particles from outer space

An overview of the experiment written by physicists Monica Dunford and Peter Jenni has been published on the peer-reviewed website Scholarpedia

An article about ATLAS is the first in a series on experimental high-energy physics to appear on the peer-reviewed website

New CMS software allows Masterclass students to analyse events from the LHC

The new ALICE Run Control Centre (ARC) implements the best and newest solutions for its shift workers and expert operators

The particles, known as the Xi_b'- and Xi_b*-, were predicted to exist by the quark model but had never been seen before

CMS Virtual Visits provide remote participants an opportunity to experience the CMS Experiment. Why not take a tour from the comfort of your school?