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Two teams of high-school students from the UK and Poland had the opportunity to conduct their own experiments at a fully equipped CERN beamline. >>

With the third group of winners of the CERN Beamline for Schools (BL4S) competition on their way home after successfully conducting their experiments at CERN, now is a good time to take a look at the CERN & Society programme. >>

The Large Hadron Collider is now producing more than a billion proton-proton collisions per second. >>

New results presented by the LHCb collaboration on the decay of particles containing a “charm” quark delve deeper into the mystery of matter-antimatter asymmetry. >>

A ceremony to mark the laying of the foundation stone of Building 311, which will house a magnetic measurement laboratory, took place on 22 September. >>

The annual meeting of ENLIGHT, which focuses on particle therapy for cancer treatment, was held in the Netherlands. >>

On Tuesday 20 September 2016, recently-recruited staff members and fellows participated in a session in the framework of the Induction Programme. >>

About 1 billion Android smartphones are facing their Armageddon. Again. >>

Nicolas Delruelle passed his degree in aerospace engineering with flying colours at the University of Liège, Belgium, in 1987. He was soon recruited by the FN Moteur company, a subsidiary of Snecma, and was seconded to the Société Européenne de Propulsion (SEP) in Vernon, France, where he worked on testing the cryogenic engines for the third stages of the Ariane rockets. Subsequently he developed and carried out simulations for the new Vulcain cryogenic engine, for use on the Ariane 5 rockets. >>