An exhibition on nanotechnology is to open in the Globe 
on 19 September. >>

Research and discovery are CERN’s primary missions, but education and outreach come a close second. >>

On 30 August, Professor T.D. Lee, who received the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1957, gave a seminar at CERN on symmetry and asymmetry in electroweak interactions, 50 years after the discovery of the non-conservation of parity. >>

The general public’s interest in CERN is growing all the time. You too could help to satisfy its curiosity by becoming a guide. >>

T.D. Lee, Chairman of the Gian Carlo Wick Medal selection committee, André Martin, the 2007 recipient, and Antonino Zichichi, President of the World Federation of Scientists (WFS)(Copyright : WFS) The 2007 Gian Carlo Wick Gold Medal was presented to the CERN theoretical physicist André Martin in Erice (Italy) on 20 August. >>