CERN Accelerator
- July 20, 2026Reading the layers beneath Lake Geneva
TOPIC:Accelerators Reading the layers beneath Lake Geneva Geological investigations for the FCC studies continue with measurements on Lake Geneva Written by: Panos Charitos — 20 July, 2026 Drilling from a dedicated platform on Lake Geneva is improvin … - July 20, 2026The puzzle of neutrinos, seventy years on
TOPIC:Physics The puzzle of neutrinos, seventy years on Theorised in 1930 and discovered in 1956, the elusive neutrino still keeps many of its secrets, inspiring research efforts at CERN and around the world Written by: Davide De Biasio — 20 July, 20 … - July 17, 2026CMS explores subtle matter–antimatter difference using beauty mesons
TOPIC:Physics CMS explores subtle matter–antimatter difference using beauty mesons The CMS experiment uses its largest sample of beauty mesons to date to perform a high-precision test of subtle differences between matter and antimatter Written by: CM … - July 17, 2026ATLAS and CMS recognise longstanding industrial partner Hamamatsu Photonics K.K.
TOPIC:Experiments ATLAS and CMS recognise longstanding industrial partner Hamamatsu Photonics K.K. Hamamatsu Photonics K.K. was announced as the 2026 Industrial Award winner by the ATLAS and CMS Collaborations at a dedicated ceremony on 15 July Writt … - July 16, 2026CMS celebrates the winners of its 2025 Awards
TOPIC:Experiments CMS celebrates the winners of its 2025 Awards At a ceremony held in the CERN Auditorium during the June CMS week, over 50 members of the Collaboration were recognised for their dedication Written by: CMS Collaboration — 16 July, 202 … - July 16, 2026LHCb announces its 2026 Collaboration Award winners
TOPIC:Experiments LHCb announces its 2026 Collaboration Award winners LHCb celebrated the winners of its 2026 Thesis, Early-Career Scientist and Technical Awards during LHCb week Written by: LHCb Collaboration — 16 July, 2026 The winners of the 2026 … - July 9, 2026Efficiency meets environmental responsibility: commissioning CERN’s primary CO₂ cooling circuit
TOPIC:Engineering Efficiency meets environmental responsibility: commissioning CERN’s primary CO₂ cooling circuit CERN’s first primary CO2 cooling system was commissioned in May. It will supply ATLAS and CMS’s underground cooling units from the surfa … - July 9, 2026From environmentally responsible to sustainable procurement
TOPIC:At CERN From environmentally responsible to sustainable procurement Written by: IPT Department — 09 July, 2026 Three years ago, CERN published its Environmentally Responsible Procurement (CERP) Policy, marking a pivotal step towards integrating … - July 8, 2026New spokesperson team for the LHCb Collaboration
TOPIC:Experiments New spokesperson team for the LHCb Collaboration Timothy Gershon and Paula Collins are LHCb’s new spokesperson and deputy spokesperson Written by: LHCb Collaboration — 08 July, 2026 Tim Gershon, new LHCb Spokesperson (left) and Paul … - July 8, 2026Computer Security: Welcome, summer students!
TOPIC:Computing Computer Security: Welcome, summer students! Written by: Computer Security Office — 08 July, 2026 A warm welcome to the summer-student class of 2026! We’re glad that you made it to CERN! We offer a packed agenda for the next two month …
TRIUMF
- March 31, 2021Canadian-built laser chills antimatter to near absolute zero for first time
Researchers with the CERN-based ALPHA collaboration have announced the world’s first laser-based manipulation of antimatter, leveraging a made-in-Canada laser system to cool a sample of antimatter down to near absolute zero. The achievement, detailed … - February 12, 2021Dr. Nigel Smith appointed as next Director of TRIUMF
Dr. Nigel Smith has been selected to serve as the next Director of TRIUMF. - May 21, 2020TRIUMF spin-off company secures US$19M investment
ARTMS Inc., TRIUMF spin-off company and global leader in isotope production technology, has announced US$19 million in Series A financing from a consortium led by Deerfield Management Company and Quark Ventures. - March 19, 2019TRIUMF receives historic investment in 2019 federal budget
Building on a 50-year legacy of accelerating science for research, medicine, and business, TRIUMF today received an historic $292.7M investment in support of the lab’s future and its vision for Canada. - January 28, 2019TRIUMF Theory Helps Shed New Light on Thermonuclear Fusion of Deuterium and Tritium
Scientists at TRIUMF, the Institut de Physique Nucleaire, and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory have for the first time accurately predicted the properties of polarized deuterium-tritium thermonuclear fusion. Their findings, described in a Natur …
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