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CERN would like to express its gratitude to the following for having generously sponsored the various events in the "LHC 2008" programme, and in particular the offical inauguration of the LHC on 21 O...
A compilation of articles about the LHC and its international involvement.
As CERN's major project for the future, the LHC sets a new scale in world-wide scientific collaboration.
500 physicists met in Aachen, Germany, in October to put the research case for the proposed Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN.
TRIUMF laboratory receives award from the Canadian government.
The International Committee for Future Accelerators (ICFA) has issued a statement on the need for continuous and stable funding for large international science projects, such as the proposed Internati...
A premature end to SLAC's B-factory, a stop to UK investment in the International Linear Collider (ILC) project and more than 300 lay-offs at Fermilab and SLAC – 2007 ended on a bad note.
The UK increased an additional £1200 m in the budget for science but this leads to a deficit of £80 in particle physics.
Within one week in December 2007, particle physicists in the UK and the US received unexpectedly bad budget news, which rocked the two communities.