The ALICE dipole magnet recently passed its commissioning tests, which was also an important step forward for the collaboration. >>

The Théâtre de Carouge - Atelier de Genève is putting on two plays as part of the World Year of Physics in 2005. >>

Over 1000 participants, including eight Nobel Prize Laureates, personalities from the world of science and close to 500 students from 70 countries took part in the "Physics for Tomorrow" conference at UNESCO headquarters in Paris on 13 January 2005. >>

Neither fear of heights nor the cold succeeded in cooling the ardour of four brave climbers from CERN who celebrated CERN's 50th Anniversary at the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro (5,895 metres). >>