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A superconducting shield for astronauts
Magnetic shielding technology developed at CERN could protect astronauts from cosmic radiation in space
SESAME passes an important milestone at CERN
The first of the 16 magnetic sectors in the main storage ring of the future light source in Jordan has successfully passed its tests at CERN
XFELs in the study of biological structure
The femtosecond pulses and astonishing peak brilliance of X-ray free-electron lasers are enabling whole new classes of experiments for imaging biology
The SESAME laboratory: celebrating the power of light
Rolf Heuer on the project to build a synchrotron light source in the Middle East
LHC filling with liquid helium at 4 kelvin
The CERN cryogenics team are filling the LHC with liquid helium, cooling entire sections to below 4K
CERN-ITER collaboration under new leadership
Miguel Jimenez to head CERN-ITER collaboration steering committee
LHC dipole takes a trip downtown
An LHC magnet makes a stop in the heart of Geneva to celebrate 200 years since the canton joined the Swiss Confederation
Giant magnet parades through downtown Geneva
An LHC magnet makes a stop in the heart of Geneva to celebrate 200 years since the canton joined the Swiss Confederation
EDMS 6 now available
A new, more intuitive version of the Engineering and Equipment Data Management Service (EDMS) is now available
World-record current in a superconductor
The CERN Superconductors team recently obtained a world-record current of 20 kA at 24 K in a magnesium diboride (MgB<sub>2</sub>) superconductor