Read article 'CERN’s partnerships underpin a joined-up innovation pipeline'
From equipment procurement to knowledge-transfer initiatives, Giovanni Anelli, Anders Unnervik and Marzena Lapka provide a high-level tour of CERN’s unique innovation ecosystem.
Read article 'Science for peace? More than ever!'
Scientists have a special responsibility to build a new world out of the ruins of the war in Ukraine, says Herwig Schopper.
Read article 'Engines of knowledge and innovation'
If we don’t dare spend money on projects that bring us to the future then we, as Europe, lose a competitive advantage, says Anna Panagopoulou.
Read article 'Limbering up for the Einstein Telescope'
Preparations for a next-generation gravitational-wave observatory in Europe gather pace, with a conditional allocation of €42 million from the Dutch government.
Read article 'Council decides new measures for Russia and Belarus'
At its 208th meeting on 16 June, the CERN Council announced further measures in response to the continuing illegal military invasion of Ukraine.
Read article 'Less, better, recover'
We must all work to ensure that every MWh of energy consumed by CERN brings demonstrable scientific advances, urges Serge Claudet.
Read article 'Council responds to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine'
The CERN Council condemns, in the strongest terms, the military invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation.
Read article 'Brazil to join CERN as Associate Member State'
Brazil is the first country in Latin America to join CERN as an Associate Member State.
Read article 'Standing up for sustainability'
It is vital we highlight the critical links between particle physics and the 2030 UN Agenda for Sustainable Development, says Michel Spiro
Read article 'Snowmass promises bright future'
Physicists expect to emerge from the Snowmass21 planning exercise with a grand vision for a vibrant US high-energy physics programme over the 10 years starting from 2025.
