Category: Article
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CMS Calendar now in Google & iCal
The official CMS calendar is now available in a variety of new formats: As an interactive webpage page on the new CMS website As a simple subscription using your Google calendar As a simple subscription using your Apple iCal calendar The classic CMS one-page calendar overviews are still available in DocDB: CMS Calendar 2013 CMS…
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Next Tracker Week 30-Jan to 3-Feb
The next Tracker Week is 30-Jan to 3-Feb.
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“CERN is attractive and in the spotlight”: CERN DG
Rolf Heuer, the Director General of CERN, welcomed back CERN personnel and users after the holiday period, at the annual New Year’s presentation held on 11th January.
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Evacuation exercise of USC55 and UXC55 caverns
An evacuation exercise of the USC55 and UXC55 caverns will be organized on the 3rd of February 2012 around 2 pm, we need volunteers to help and to participate.
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Serbia becomes CERN Associate Member
Serbian President Boris Tadic and Director General of the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) Rolf Dieter Heuer signed on Tuesday in Geneva an agreement declaring Serbia a CERN Associate Member State.
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CMS in 2011: A mountain of particle collision data
Data are the currency of physics.
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CMS search for the Standard Model Higgs Boson in LHC data from 2010 and 2011
CERN, 13th December 2011 The statement below is also available as PDF files in: Chinese (traditional) | Chinese (simplified) | Croatian | Dutch | English | Finnish | French | German | Greek | Hungarian | Italian | Persian | Polish | Spanish | Portuguese | Russian | Serbian | Turkish The Higgs boson is…
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The Collide@CERN Artist-in-Residence Programme
The Collide@CERN Artist-in-Residence programme is currently seeking CERN scientists interested in engaging in thought-provoking and creative collaborations with visiting artists.
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CERN TV news #3
Latest TV news from CERN – LHC Computing Grid and upcoming results
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Diving into CMS data for Science Hack Day
Recently I participated in my second Science Hack Day (SHD), in San Francisco in November 2011. What is a Science Hack Day, you ask?






