Marking a major step in shaping the future of particle physics, the Physics Briefing Book for the 2026 update of the European ...

The Main Workshop, a historic building dating back to 1957, is a cornerstone of CERN’s technical infrastructure. Covering an ...

Over the past two weeks, despite many LHC fills ending due to the machine’s protection systems rather than by the LHC ...

On 1 October, a new branch of the CERN Community Support Centre (CCSC) opened on the ground floor of the Main Building ...

A small yet innovative experiment is taking place at CERN. Its goal is to test how the CERN-born optical timing signal – normally used in the Laboratory’s accelerators to synchronise devices with ...

Anyone entering underground facilities such as the SPS, the LHC and the experimental caverns must be equipped with a self-rescue mask: a life-saving breathing apparatus designed to protect against ...

Breast cancer and prostate cancer are among the most common cancers worldwide – but early detection can save lives. Regular screening, awareness of risk factors and healthy lifestyle choices are key ...

The new General Safety Knowledge Base is an online resource designed to help CERN personnel quickly find answers to frequently asked questions across all Safety domains. This dynamic FAQ-style ...

Mental health is a critical issue. According to a study conducted in 29 countries, one in every two people will experience a mental health disorder by the age of 75. The risks are even higher in the ...

Using the full Run-2 dataset at √s = 13 TeV, the ATLAS Collaboration has measured the 𝑡𝑡ˉ production cross-section with a precision of 1.3%, using opposite-sign electron-muon pairs and b-tagged jets ...

CERN, home of the World Wide Web, provides a plethora of informative websites to the world. Besides the CERN central web services like CDS, EDMS, Indico and Zenodo, there are the central Drupal, ...

Puzzled by punctuation? Baffled by bullet points? Confused by capitalisation? Do you struggle to tell your colons from your semi-colons? And have you ever wondered why “organise” is spelled with an “s ...