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The new linear accelerator, which from 2020 will be the first link in the accelerator chain, has entered a new stage of its commissioning. >>

As we welcome Romania as our 22nd Member State in late July, now is a good time to reflect on the geographical enlargement process that was initiated in 2010. >>

The LHC is off to an excellent start in 2016, having already produced triple the luminosity of 2015. An important factor in the impressive performance so far this year is the unprecedented machine availability. >>

The LHCb collaboration announces the observation of four “exotic” particles from its analysis of the LHC data. >>

Improvements are coming to CERN’s Wi-Fi service as connectivity is improved in offices, restaurants and meeting rooms. >>

CERN Clubs Coordination Committee and CERN Staff Association host the ASCERI Mini Atomiades June 2016. >>

CERN celebrated the fourth anniversary of the historical Higgs boson announcement with special pizzas.  >>

Welcome to CERN. For the next couple of weeks, you will be able to breathe in the free academic world of CERN. You will have the chance to learn thanks to in-depth lectures, enjoy the freedom of exploring your preferred or assigned research topic, and form your own network of peers during your evening hours. However, “academic freedom” does not imply that there are no boundaries. At CERN, academic freedom also comes with responsibility. Below are some hints on how best to assume that responsibility securely. >>

It is with great sadness that we announce the sudden loss of Pablo Rodríguez Pérez, a physicist on the LHCb Experiment, who died in Manchester on 1st July 2016. >>