Read article 'The CERN effect'
The CERN effect
"Scientific culture and societal impacts advancing hand-in-hand through cutting-edge research: it is this that makes CERN worthy of the support it receives from governments worldwide."
Read article 'The CERN effect'
Read article 'Helping CERN to benefit society'
Helping CERN to benefit society
I first came to CERN as a student in the mid 1980s, and spent an entrancing summer learning the extent of my lack of knowledge in the field of physics (considerable!) and meeting fellow students from ...
Read article 'International Masterclasses in the LHC era'
International Masterclasses in the LHC era
Now in its 10th year, the initiative reaches more than 40 countries.
Read article 'SCOAP3 open-access initiative gets going'
SCOAP3 open-access initiative gets going
Eleven publishers of high-quality international journals are participating in this initiative.
Read article 'How the Particle Physics Masterclasses began'
How the Particle Physics Masterclasses began
A look back to the origins of the masterclasses in 1996.
Read article 'CERN School of Computing: 10 years of renewal'
CERN School of Computing: 10 years of renewal
How the CSC has been reinvigorated during the past decade.
Read article 'Our universe was yours'
Our universe was yours
CERN opened its doors at the end of September to more than 70,000 visitors.
Read article 'The LHC’s first long run'
The LHC’s first long run
Summary of the first run of the LHC with recognition to the people who wrote for the CERN Courier during this period.
Read article 'Training young physicists: a 20-year success story'
Training young physicists: a 20-year success story
In 1993, a new series of physics schools began in Europe. Organized jointly by CERN and JINR, they have inspired similar ventures in Latin America and Asia.
Read article 'The changing world of EPJC'
The changing world of EPJC
it is worth noting a fact that is often overlooked by the scientific community, namely the concomitant affirmation of the role of scientific journals.
