Tag: life at CERN

  • CERN: a haven for birds

    CERN: a haven for birds

    CERN is not just a hub for groundbreaking research, it’s also a thriving sanctuary for biodiversity. Spanning 625 hectares, with 415 hectares of non-built environments, CERN’s sites host a remarkable variety of habitats, from forests and meadows to wetlands. These spaces provide a home to over 70 bird species, including the swift, woodpigeon, golden oriole,

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  • 2026 relay race: another resounding success!

    2026 relay race: another resounding success!

    The 2026 edition of the CERN relay race, which took place on 7 May, attracted a total of 194 teams (compared with 184 last year) and over 1100 runners. Times ranged from 12 minutes and 32 seconds (with veterans “The Shabbys” once again the winners!) to over 22 minutes. The walking race brought together 33

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  • The CineGlobe Festival returns to CERN!

    The CineGlobe Festival returns to CERN!

    The 15th edition of the CineGlobe Festival will take place from June 5 to 7, 2026 at CERN. CineGlobe offers a unique meeting point between cinema, science, and immersive experiences around this year’s theme: Transitions. Throughout the weekend, CineGlobe invites audiences of all ages to discover a rich and interdisciplinary program combining film screenings, live

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  • 3 June | “Tour du Canton” race at CERN

    3 June | “Tour du Canton” race at CERN

    CERN will host the second stage of the 2026 Tour du Canton de Genève. The 8.9 km race is open to all and runners will start by the Science Gateway before taking in the Swiss countryside on their way up to Mategnin, before returning to CERN to finish. More information and registration at http://www.courir-ge.csh/.

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  • Explore CERN’s biodiversity: new orchid and late-mowing panels installed

    Explore CERN’s biodiversity: new orchid and late-mowing panels installed

    CERN’s commitment to biodiversity is now more visible than ever! Nineteen new information panels have been installed around the Meyrin site, offering everyone the chance to learn about the different orchid species that call CERN home. Five of these panels focus on the importance of late mowing, a practice that allows flora to complete its

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  • Cycle to CERN

    Cycle to CERN

    Bike to Work is back at CERN, encouraging everyone to leave their car behind and enjoy the benefits of active travel. Choose a healthier and more environmentally friendly way to commute during May and June, or continue biking if you are already regularly in the saddle. To take part, form a team of four colleagues –

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  • Building a culture for success

    Building a culture for success

    As we prepare to implement the High-Luminosity LHC and secure approval of a flagship collider to follow it, we must work together to create the best possible environment for success

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  • Help shape how CERN improves

    Help shape how CERN improves

    New year, new ways of working. Here’s your chance to suggest which processes could be improved at CERN

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  • All change for Room C

    All change for Room C

    A new display of photographs in the Main Building meeting room highlights the positive societal impact of CERN technologies and expertise

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  • Celebrating Eight Years of the CERN Alumni Network

    Celebrating Eight Years of the CERN Alumni Network

    Join us on 24 June for CERN Alumni Day and participate in the network’s new “CAN doers” initiative to earn badges

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