The 1980s: spurring collaboration
The 1980s were characterized by two outstanding achievements that were to influence the long-term future of CERN.
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The 1980s were characterized by two outstanding achievements that were to influence the long-term future of CERN.
The idea of CERN has succeeded in the goal of bringing European countries to work peacefully together, says Agnieszka Zalewska, CERN Council president
n 29 September 1954, the European Organization for Nuclear Research officially came into being, after the convention to establish the organization had been ratified by a sufficient number of the 12 ...
it is worth noting a fact that is often overlooked by the scientific community, namely the concomitant affirmation of the role of scientific journals.
Gordon Fraser ponders on paying attention.
The original CERN convention, which was drafted nearly 60 years ago, foresaw that the organization should have a role as co-ordinator for European particle physics, as well as operating international...
Catherine Cesarsky reflects on the long-standing relationship between the two flourishing European organizations.
CERN’s director-general, Rolf Heuer, looks beyond the results announced on 4 July to a wider significance.
Alan Watson looks at how the links between particle physics and cosmic-ray research have evolved over the past century.
Norbert Holtkamp extols the virtues of blogging as a way to encourage dialogue on important issues.