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The next generation of scientific computing
Leaders from academia and industry came together last week at CERN to discuss the IT requirements for the next generation of research infrastructures
CERN and Oracle celebrate 30 years of collaboration
In addition to providing hardware and software to CERN for three decades, Oracle has now been involved in the CERN openlab project for 10 years
Heavy metal: Refilling the lead source for the LHC
Every two weeks, ion-source physicist Detlef Küchler refills the lead source for the LHC with pure lead 208
Standing on the shoulders of software developers
Ensuring scientific software stays citable and sustainable
AEgIS completes installation
The recently installed AEgIS experiment will examine the effect of gravity on antimatter
Superconductivity leads the way to high luminosity
Work is progressing on new technologies that would under pin an upgrade of the LHC in 10 year’s time
Carrying the weak force: Thirty years of the W boson
On 25 January 1983, CERN physicists announced to the world the discovery of the W boson, an elementary particle that carries the weak force
Helix Nebula project passes proof-of-concept
Now half way through its pilot phase, the Helix Nebula project is moving ahead with new organizations coming on board
Students! Apply now for CERN's Summer Student Programme
There are only five days left to apply for the chance to join CERN as a summer student in Geneva, and work on some of the world's biggest experiments
ALICE scrutinizes proton-lead run for quark-gluon plasma
The ALICE experiment will be watching the collisions closely to tease out the effects of lead ions from the effects of the plasma