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AMS experiment marks one year in space
The Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer on the ISS has been taking data for a year. The shuttle crew that took it to space visited CERN to mark the occasion
Tweetup at CERN today: #CERNtweetup
Tweetup to coincide with the visit of Nasa astronauts to the AMS experiment at CERN
Proposal to use CERN accelerator for biomedical research
Discussions under way for possible re-use of LEIR accelerator
Large Hadron Collider run to be extended by seven weeks
LHC will run for a further seven weeks in a bid to maximize data for physics following the latest Higgs-search update
Collaboration to build new antiproton decelerator
The Extra Low Energy Antiproton ring (ELENA) will further slow antiprotons from the Antiproton Decelerator, to make them easier to trap
LHC experiments prepare for summer conferences
CERN physicists are frantically analysing data in the run-up to ICHEP 2012, this year's major particle-physics conference in Melbourne, Australia
LHC delivers more collisions than in the whole of 2011
Excellent accelerator performance and a higher running energy has ensured the LHC has delivered collisions quickly this year
Full moon pulls LHC from its protons
The LHC is so large that operators have to correct for a surprising source of error - the moon's gravitational pull
Two beautiful new particles
The LHCb collaboration has observed two new excited states of the Λb beauty particle, confirming Standard-Model predictions