Quantum technology is among the biggest talking points on the web. And yet, the general feeling is that only experts can understand it. The Sparks! Forum at CERN aims to prove this wrong

A new, three-year CERN-based programme called the Open Quantum Institute seeks to make quantum computing resources and technical expertise widely available

After their three-month residency at CERN in the framework of the Arts at CERN programme, Anne Sylvie Henchoz and Julie Lang have produced an artwork that explores the relationship between humanity, art and science

This week’s TEDxCERN 2018 is more than just an afternoon show in downtown Geneva. It’s a whole series of events and initiatives designed to engage an audience from CERN and beyond

The First Collisions event left all participants with fond memories of this unique experience and with a lot of enthusiasm for growth of the network

Laura Couto Rosado, winner of the "Collide Pro Helvetia" prize, looks forward to continuing her three-month residency at CERN

Laura Couto Rosado sees CERN as an ideal place to be inspired by science and to produce new works of art

The CERN experience means so much more than the time spent in the Organization. The new Alumni programme provide a life-long connection with CERN

The first magnet of the High Luminosity LHC (HL-LHC) is ready and working according to specifications

Students from Mediterranean countries begin four month course to problem-solve societal issues

The sensor on the NA62 Gigtracker has a cooling system that might become the precursor to a completely new detector technique

The proof-of-principle experiment aims to use protons to generate powerful wakefields to accelerate an electron beam