CERN celebrates its 50th birthday
On the date of CERN's 50th anniversary, 29 September 2004, the organization's host state authorities lit up the sky in celebration.
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On the date of CERN's 50th anniversary, 29 September 2004, the organization's host state authorities lit up the sky in celebration.
The European Commission has selected two projects that are coordinated by DESY for support within the EU's Sixth Framework Programme.
CERN's director-general Robert Aymar presented a seven-point scientific strategy for the organization at the 128th session of the CERN Council on 18 June.
Canada's national laboratory for particle and nuclear physics, TRIUMF, has proposed a new five-year plan to take it through to the end of the decade.
In its early days CERN was budgeting a year at a time, but after a crisis in 1961 it became clear that long-term planning was essential. Mervyn Hine looks back to the introduction of a four-year plann...
CERN's member states have adopted a new protocol on the privileges and immunities of the organization.
Alexandru Mihul believes that the distribution of data from large laboratories to smaller institutes for longer term analysis has benefits for all.
Ministers meeting at the end of January for the Committee for Scientific and Technological Policy of the OECD have acknowledged the importance of ensuring access to large-scale research infrastructure...
CERN and the collaboration behind the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer (AMS) experiment have signed a new memorandum of understanding (MOU) for the execution of the experiment.
The UK Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council (PPARC) has approved a £21 million (~€31 million) programme of accelerator R&D for future facilities in particle physics, including a linear c...