Higher intensity beams are circulating in the LHC providing more and more collisions to the experiments

The first low-intensity stable beams have been declared in the LHC following the restart in March 2016

In the fifth part of our “In Theory” series, we take a look at the relationship between theorists and experimental physicists

After a year of work, the newly renovated Globe of Science and Innovation will open its doors again at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, 19 April.

A preliminary short prototype of the quadrupole magnets for the High-Luminosity LHC has passed its first tests

CERN’s new Mobility Centre, allowing you to switch easily from one mode of transport to another, has just been officially opened

Fasten your seatbelts for a grand world tour in the fourth installment of our 'In Theory' series

Congratulations to LIGO and Virgo for the first ever direct detection of gravitational waves

Hundreds of people were hard at work during the year-end technical stop as all the accelerators underwent maintenance and upgrade operations

2015: the year that saw the restart of collisions at the world’s largest particle accelerator and the return of the particle hunters to their lookouts

The two general-purpose LHC experiments have unveiled analyses of data collected in 2015 from proton collisions at an energy of 13 TeV

The new HIE-ISOLDE accelerator is up and running, increasing the beam energy of ISOLDE, CERN’s nuclear physics facility