Category: Detector
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New paradigms for the CMS Phase-2 Upgrades
This article was originally published at CERN EP Newsletter.
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How can high energy physics help the water shortage?
It might be hard to imagine what link there could be between a huge scientific machine underneath Geneva and a field of tomatoes in Lebanon but both need advanced technology to achieve their best results.
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The LHC is back online
The LHC is back online!
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CMS is preparing for high-luminosity run at 13 TeV
CMS has been taking collision data since the 13TeV startup of the LHC on 3 June.
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CMS embarks on data collection at 13 TeV
From the CERN Press Release: Today, CERN’s Large Hadron Collider (LHC) started delivering physics data for the first time in 27 months.
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LHC collides protons at 13 TeV to tune accelerator
Record-breaking collisions seen by CMS
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LHC delivers low-energy collisions to CMS and other experiments
First proton-proton collisions after LS1
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A cool Tracker! Cold operation established for subdetector
The Tracker is a subdetector that is located closest to the collision point of the LHC’s particle beams inside the CMS detector.
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CMS to improve underground fire-extinguishing system
CMS has many different safety systems installed in the underground experimental area.
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News from the CMS experimental site: 20 January 2014
From the CMS experimental site at Cessy, France, located at Point 5 on the LHC ring ————— After a well-deserved Christmas break, work has resumed at Point 5 at an unabated pace.







