CERN Accelerating science

The change of Ombud provides a good opportunity to look back at the reasons why CERN established the Ombud’s office back in 2011

Why the LHC beams must cross at an angle, and how the angles can be optimised for the best performance

As part of the programme of the Internet Society annual member meeting, a live panel was hosted by CERN at the Globe of Science and Innovation

Since 1970, the CERN School of Computing has trained more than 2600 participants from 80 countries in scientific computing

The SCINT 2017 conference on scintillation and its applications took place between 18 and 22 September

Your passwords deserve the same care and attention as your car and house keys, your credit cards or your Smartphone

The restaurant area for official lunches and dinners has been renovated to create an elegant and high-tech setting

Superconductors are the primary focus of next week’s major EUCAS 2017 conference, which will also include events aimed at the general public

In June this year, CERN launched an alumni programme – let’s keep in touch!

Frozen particles of gas falling from the LHC’s vacuum chambers into the beam could possibly be the explanation for the recent beam losses