Read article 'CERN opens new era in knowledge sharing'
New policy aims to make all CERN research fully accessible, reproducible, inclusive, democratic and transparent for both researchers and wider society.
Read article 'Alain Magnon 1944–2022'
The well-known French nuclear physicist worked on the first prototypes of multi-wire proportional chambers.
Read article 'Probing the Milky Way’s violent history'
Data collected by the Hubble and Green Bank telescopes bring a fresh perspective on the origin of the galaxy's enormous "Fermi bubbles".
Read article 'Farewell Microcosm, hello Science Gateway'
After 32 years, the CERN Microcosm closed its doors on 18 September in preparation for CERN's new flagship Science Gateway project.
Read article 'HL–LHC civil engineering reaches completion'
After five years of arduous activity, new surface and underground structures are ready to house the services, technical infrastructure and accelerator equipment required for the High-Luminosity LHC.
Read article 'LHCb tests lepton-flavour universality in b → c transitions'
At a seminar at CERN on Tuesday 18 October, the collaboration announced the first simultaneous measurements of R(D*) and R(D).
Read article 'Nobel recognition for quantum pioneers'
Alain Aspect, John Clauser and Anton Zeilinger established the violation of Bell inequalities and pioneered the field of quantum information science.
Read article 'Harald Fritzsch 1943–2022'
His contributions to QCD and grand unification made a lasting and profound impact on theoretical physics.
Read article 'François Piuz 1937–2022'
Throughout his distinguished career at CERN, François Piuz worked at the forefront of particle detectors.
Read article 'Ben Roy Mottelson 1926–2022'
An outstanding physicist who played a decisive role in the understanding of atomic nuclei.
