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CERN recently hosted the fifth International Open Search symposium, where over 100 experts discussed how to make searching the web in Europe fairer and safer
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Find out the tips and guidance given at the introductory workshop to digital accessibility at CERN on 26 June
CERN attended the Royaume du Web event at Palexpo, a festival that gathered 10 500 YouTube enthusiasts
CERN gets its own top-level domain and moves the core website to http://home.cern
This week, IdeaSquare at CERN is one of the host sites for a global hackathon for open-science projects and tools
At a web conference in Zurich, @CERN was awarded “Best Swiss Twitter Page 2015”
THE Port aims to develop technological projects that help to provide for people living in areas of conflict or natural disasters
From apps for terrain elevation to online privacy, participants at the CERN Webfest 2014 tackled a host of issues
