Author: CMS Communications

  • CMS Ph.D. Thesis Award Winners 2024

    CMS Ph.D. Thesis Award Winners 2024

    It’s with great pride that the CMS Collaboration announces the winners of the 2024 CMS PhD Thesis Award.

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  • Build a CMS detector at home!

    Build a CMS detector at home!

    Build your own CMS detector at home!

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  • First ever oxygen and neon LHC collisions are studied by CMS

    First ever oxygen and neon LHC collisions are studied by CMS

    This year, the LHC is colliding more than protons and lead ions: oxygen and neon have also made it into the collider, and are being studied by CMS and the other LHC experiments in order to understand the early universe!

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  • CMS at the 2025 Cessy Colour Run and Pass’Sport

    CMS at the 2025 Cessy Colour Run and Pass’Sport

    On the 9th of June, CMS took part in the annual ‘Colour Run’ in Cessy, France.

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  • CMS Awards 2024

    CMS Awards 2024

    The CMS Collaboration is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2024 CMS Awards, recognizing individuals who have made significant contributions across the experiment.

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  • CMS inaugurates its new Control Room

    CMS inaugurates its new Control Room

    CMS has officially inaugurated its new control room in Cessy, France.

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  • Thea Årrestad wins EPS Young Experimental Physicist Prize 2025

    Thea Årrestad wins EPS Young Experimental Physicist Prize 2025

    The 2025 Young Experimental Physicist Prize is awarded jointly to Thea Klæboe Årrestad (CMS) and Laura Zani for their remarkable and complementary contributions to experimental particle physics.

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  • CMS Collaboration awarded $1M for its contribution to fundamental physics

    CMS Collaboration awarded $1M for its contribution to fundamental physics

    On Saturday 5th April Patty McBride, former CMS Spokesperson, received the 2025 Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics on behalf of the CMS Collaboration.

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  • What does 2025 hold for CMS? 

    What does 2025 hold for CMS? 

    2024 was an impressive year: the most data ever collected by CMS, many important results including two landmark results (W boson mass and top entanglement), milestone for the upcoming Hi-Lumi CMS detector reached, and ever more innovations pushing the frontiers of how we explore physics.

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  • Art & Science Co-Lab at Art Genève!

    Art & Science Co-Lab at Art Genève!

    Art & Science Co-Lab at Art Genève 2025: A Meeting Point for Creativity and Innovation The Art & Science Co-Lab invites guests, participants, and volunteers to engage in this collaborative initiative and explore new perspectives at the intersection of art and science.

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