On 17 January 2025, an Oxygen Deficiency Hazard (ODH) safety incident occurred on the CERN site in Building 182, which is dedicated to Neutrino Platform activities.

The incident involved two members of the CERN personnel who lost consciousness while working in a confined space used to contain Argon. Immediate assistance was provided by close colleagues, the CERN Fire and Rescue service, and a doctor from a local hospital. Both individuals were treated and monitored at the hospital and were discharged after being given the all-clear.

The CERN Management has instigated an investigation of the incident and a report with findings and recommendations will be submitted to the Director-General in the coming weeks.

CERN is fully committed to ensuring and improving the safety and well-being of all members of its community.

Following the success of last year’s pilot round, the LHC Early Career Mentoring Committee and CERN’s Women in Technology network are thrilled to announce the continuation of the Mentoring@CERN programme in 2025.  

This unique initiative aims to foster professional development and support within the CERN community by connecting mentors and mentees across all disciplines and career levels. 

A look back at 2024: A successful pilot round 

In its inaugural pilot phase, Mentoring@CERN brought together 91 mentor–mentee pairs, spanning departments and disciplines across CERN. The programme enabled participants to form meaningful connections, share expertise and achieve their professional goals. Participants praised the programme for its personalised matching, its flexibility and the meaningful connections it fostered. Feedback from surveys showed that over 87% of responders found the experience to be beneficial for both professional and personal growth. 

Who can participate? 

If you are associated with CERN through a contract – whether as a staff member, fellow, student, user, PART or external contractor – you are eligible to take part.

The programme is open to everyone regardless of age, career level, gender or department. Mentors and mentees are carefully paired on a case-by-case basis to ensure personalised matches that meet individual goals and preferences. 

Timeline for 2025 

• Information session: 30 January 2025 
• Learn about the programme, ask questions and discover how mentorship can enhance your career journey. https://indico.cern.ch/event/1497017/
• Registration period: 1–28 February 2025 
• Submit your application to become a mentor, mentee or both. https://indico.cern.ch/event/1479276/ 
• Matching process: March 2025 
• We will carefully review applications and announce matches by the end of March. 
• Kick-off meeting: Beginning of April 2025 
• This session will share mentoring best practices, templates and guidance to help you start your mentorship journey. 
• Mentoring round: April–December 2025 
• Once matched, mentors and mentees are free to set their own schedules and meeting frequencies. 

Behind the scenes 

Mentoring@CERN is a collaborative effort that brings together the expertise of two established programmes: 

• The WIT Mentoring programme, launched in 2018, which emphasised pairing mentors with female mentees. 
• The LHC Early Career Mentoring programme, initiated in 2020, which focused on connecting professionals across LHC experiments. 

By merging these initiatives, we aim to make mentorship opportunities accessible to everyone in the CERN community. 

For any questions or further information, attend our information session on 30 January 2025 or contact us at mentoring.cern@cern.ch. 

Roadworks on the Route du Nant-d’Avril will be carried out by the canton of Geneva from 13 January 2025, for approximately 11 months.

Traffic on Route du Nant-d'Avril to operate in one direction between the roundabouts of Rue de la Bergère and Rue de Veyrot, in the direction of Route du Mandement. A diversion for vehicles will be put in place, as shown on the map below:

The canton of Geneva is carrying out these works to upgrade the Route du Nant-d'Avril for the Geneva - Vernier - ZIMEYSAVER fast bus service (BHNS-GVZ) by 2027.

For more information, please consult the pages Avis de travaux : Info mobilité - BHNS-GVZ - Route du Nant-d'Avril IV (links https://www.ge.ch/node/38134 and https://www.ge.ch/blog/bhns-gvz).

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Thank you to everyone who participated in the 2024 end-of-year crossword for the CERN Community. We hope that you had fun and enjoyed looking back on the past year’s achievements with us.

Congratulations to Patricia Verheyden (IR-ECO), Teng Jian Khoo (EP-ADT) and Katharine Leney (EP-UAT), who all had correct entries and were selected in the prize draw.

The full solutions can be found below.

As part of its commitment to environmentally responsible research, CERN published its Environmentally Responsible Procurement Policy in 2023, with accompanying measures to positively influence procurement-related emissions, which represent approximately one third of the Organization’s total greenhouse gas emissions.

In this context, the IPT department has developed a short, 20-minute e-learning course, which provides an overview of the Organization’s strategy with respect to the environment and of CERN’s current carbon footprint. It introduces the diverse concepts related to environmentally responsible procurement and describes the best practices to be followed in line with CERN’s associated policy.

The e-learning course aims to equip everyone involved in the procurement of supplies or services with the basic knowledge needed to make more environmentally conscious purchasing decisions and thus contribute to the implementation of the policy. Course participants will learn how environmentally responsible procurement decisions will help reduce CERN’s environmental impact and consumption of resources, thereby supporting the Organization's environmental objectives and ultimately its resilience.

Sign up to the course now on the CERN learning hub: https://cern.ch/cerp-elearning and make your contribution to environmentally responsible procurement at CERN.

Electricity powers our world, but what’s your level of confidence with it? Are you switched on to electrical safety best practices, or could your knowledge use a spark to ensure you and others stay safe?

We all interact with electricity every day, but we may not be fully aware of the risks it poses. Whether your role involves something as simple as using a Swiss adaptor for your laptop or as advanced as working hands-on with CERN’s intricate electrical installations, the electrical risks involved could have serious consequences. Reflecting on these risks and learning how to manage them effectively is time well spent.

Join us in Restaurant No. 1 by the Grab & Go on 4 February from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for live advice, demonstrations and practical information from CERN’s electrical safety experts. Whether you’re curious about the risks of travel adaptors and extension leads or need guidance on selecting your next arc-flash visor or personal protective equipment (PPE), this is your opportunity to learn, ask questions and enhance your workplace safety.

Keep yourself and your equipment safe at home, at work or wherever you’re next plugging in by taking a few minutes to join us and benefit from the advice of the CERN experts.

Awareness powers safety, and education is the best conductor.

26 Oct 2024 – 2 Mar 2025 | Knowledge Sharing | Globe of Science & Innovation | CERN & Muséum d'histoire naturelle de Genève | EN & FR
Curious connections exhibition / Exposition Dialogues Insolites

10 Jan 10:00 | Computing | Council Chamber | Computer Security | EN
CERN Computer Security: Abuse, Blunder and Fun

14 Jan 10:00 | At CERN | Main Auditorium and online | Directorate | EN & FR
New Year presentation to personnel | Présentation du Nouvel An au personnel

15 Jan | Computing | Science Gateway Auditorium B | Voxxed Days | EN
Voxxed Days at CERN (limited number of free places available for CERN personnel)

17 Jan | Computing | Council Chamber | PostgreSQL | EN
CERN PGDay 2025

20–24 Jan | Computing | Main Auditorium | CERN Quantum Technology Initiative | EN
International Conference on Quantum Technologies for High-Energy Physics (QT4HEP)

23–24 Jan | Experiments | Council Chamber | AIDAinnova | EN
AIDAinnova Course on Quantum Applications

28 Jan 13:30 | Knowledge Sharing | CERN Library | Archives, Library and Open Science events | EN
Meet the authors of "Detectors in particle physics"

28 Jan 14:00 | Computing | Online | Office of Data Privacy | EN/FR
Data Protection Day 2025 "AI beyond the hype"

30 Jan 16:30 | Knowledge Sharing | Main Auditorium | CERN Colloquium | EN
Long Baseline Neutrino Experiments and the enabling role of the CERN Neutrino Platform: DUNE and ProtoDUNE

31 Jan 14:00 | Knowledge Sharing | Online | Micro-Talks | FR
#14 Analyse du langage non verbal : jusqu’où peut-on cacher la vérité ?

10–14 Mar | Accelerators | Ferney-Voltaire | CERN Accelerator School | EN
Basics of Accelerator Physics and Technology

30 Apr – 13 May | Physics | Costa Rica | CLASHEP | EN
2025 CERN Latin-American School of High-Energy Physics deadline for applications 10 January 2025

15–27 Jun | Accelerators | Bulgaria | CERN Accelerator School | EN
Pushing the Limits: Intensity Limitations in Hadron Beams

17–26 Jun | Experiments | Lithuania | ISOTDAQ | EN
ISOTDAQ 2025 – International School of Trigger and Data AcQuisition

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As temperatures drop, portable heaters can provide extra warmth in the workplace. Portable electric heaters were removed from the CERN Stores at the end of 2022 as an energy-saving measure. However, as some buildings are less well insulated than others and people’s tolerance of lower temperatures varies, many of us still use portable heaters, procured before 2022 or from outside CERN, to keep warm. Their use comes with significant safety risks, particularly relating to fire.

Portable heaters should be used as little as possible. To ensure their safe use, we ask all users to follow the guidelines below:

• Do not use open-fire, solid fuel or liquid fuel heaters.
• Make sure that there are no major fire risks in the same area (e.g. storage/manipulation of easily combustible solids or flammable liquids). Position the heater at least one metre away from flammable objects such as curtains, clothing and furniture.
• Never cover a heater.
• Follow manufacturer instructions for proper usage.
• Avoid leaving heaters on unsupervised and make sure that they are switched off outside of working hours. Use a timer if necessary.
• Electrical safety: overloaded cords and sockets can overheat, posing fire risks. Do not plug more than one heater into one socket and ensure that the heater’s wattage does not exceed 1800 W for a 10 A socket. If an extension cord is necessary, it must be fully unwound.
• Emergency preparedness: know the location of the nearest fire extinguisher (within 40 metres) and familiarise yourself with the general evacuation procedures applicable to your workstation.

By following these precautions, you help to keep your environment safe. For further guidance, contact your Territorial Safety Officer (TSO). Stay warm and safe this winter!

This video is available on YouTube.

Throughout 2024, CERN celebrated its 70th anniversary with a rich programme of events that took place in more than 70 cities around the world. The operation of CERN’s accelerator complex was remarkable in every respect and resulted in outstanding physics results.

The United Nations has declared 2025 as the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology, marking 100 years of research and innovation in the field. Join CERN as we celebrate the centenary, highlighting the Organization’s research into quantum effects and its enabling technologies that accelerate next-generation quantum innovations.

You can create your own personalised electronic cards by signing in with your CERN account on this site. You can choose from three background designs, as seen in the slideshow below.

The International Geneva Welcome Centre (CAGI) cultural kiosk at CERN is now an official point of sale for TPG, the Geneva public transport company. Conveniently located in CERN’s Main Building, the kiosk now offers the following TPG services:

• Purchasing tickets and travel cards
• Buying or renewing transferable subscriptions
• Renewing your personal subscriptions
• Reloading your TPGPay card

Please note that tickets, cards and subscriptions are sold at standard TPG prices and this service is offered exclusively in person at the kiosk, remote purchases are not available.

As well as TPG services, the kiosk also offers discounted tickets to local cultural and sporting events (which can make great gifts). It also provides information and resources about living and integrating in the local area.

For more information and offers, you can visit their website, subscribe to their weekly newsletter, or visit the CAGI kiosk at CERN, open from Monday to Friday, from 8.30 a.m. to 11 a.m., and from 11.30 a.m. to 2.30 p.m.

For the ninth consecutive year, CERN, UNIGE, EPFL, and LAPP are teaming up to celebrate the International Day of Women and Girls in Science. During the week of February 10 to 14, 2025, female scientists and engineers will visit schools in the region to inspire younger generations to explore the world of science.

As science ambassadors, you’ll have the opportunity to share your journey, talk about your projects and professional experiences, and even perform small demonstrations. Our goal is to transform students’ perceptions of scientific, technical, and technological careers and make them accessible to both girls and boys. Who knows, your visit might inspire future scientists!

Every year, Women and Girls in Science and Technology Week is a great success. In 2024, over 263 presentations were delivered by 100 ambassadors to 5,836 students! We are always looking for more female scientists willing to dedicate some time to visit schools. Join the adventure and sign up!

Registration and further information: https://indico.cern.ch/event/1466860/

Deadline for registration: 19 December 2024 (23:55)

Thank you for your commitment!

26 Oct 2024 – 2 Mar 2025 | Knowledge Sharing | Globe of Science & Innovation | CERN & Muséum d'histoire naturelle de Genève | EN & FR
Curious connections exhibition / Exposition Dialogues Insolites

10 Dec 12:00–14:00 | At CERN | Restaurant 1 | Club Nature et Abeilles | FR
Vente miel – miel issue des ruches du CERN, récolte 2024

11 Dec 13:30 | Knowledge Sharing | CERN Library | Archives, Library and Open Science events | EN
Meet the authors of « Les Aventures Extraordinaires des Globifiques »

20 Dec 10:00 | Computing | IT Amphitheatre | Computer Security | EN
Abuse, Blunder and fun

17 Jan | Computing | Council Chamber | PostgreSQL | EN
CERN PGDay 2025

20–24 Jan | Computing | Main Auditorium | CERN Quantum Technology Initiative | EN
International Conference on Quantum Technologies for High-Energy Physics (QT4HEP)

23-24 Jan | Experiments | Council Chamber | AIDAinnova | EN
AIDAinnova Course on Quantum Applications

28 Jan 14:00 | Computing | Online | Office of Data Privacy | EN/FR
Data Protection Day 2025 "AI beyond the hype"

31 Jan 14:00 | Knowledge Sharing | Online | Micro-Talks | FR
#14 Analyse du langage non verbal : jusqu’où peut-on cacher la vérité ?

10–14 Mar | Accelerators | Ferney-Voltaire | CERN Accelerator School | EN
Basics of Accelerator Physics and Technology

30 Apr – 13 May | Physics | Costa Rica | CLASHEP | EN
2025 CERN Latin-American School of High-Energy Physics deadline for applications 10 January 2025

15–27 Jun | Accelerators | Bulgaria | CERN Accelerator School | EN
Pushing the Limits: Intensity Limitations in Hadron Beams

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When the CERN site closes its doors on 20 December for the end-of-year closure, CERN Science Gateway will remain open for you to enjoy with your friends and family.

CERN Science Gateway exhibitions will be welcoming visitors for most of the winter break, from Tuesday to Sunday, 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m., closing only on 24, 25 and 31 December and 1, 4 and 5 January.

Families and individuals can arrive on the day and book activities on the spot (groups of 12 or more need to book visits several months in advance). Explore the exhibitions, enjoy a Science show, participate in a Lab workshop, and pass by the Big Bang Café and the CERN shop. Note that CERN personnel receive a 10% discount at the CERN shop when showing their CERN access card.

Public transport is recommended and paid parking spaces are available. For more information visit: https://visits.web.cern.ch/getting-here   

CERN Science Gateway guides have welcomed more than 430 000 visitors since the centre opened to the public on 8 October 2023. Guide training is still available if you would like to join the team.

Come and visit for yourselves and enjoy CERN Science Gateway.

26 Oct 2024 – 2 Mar 2025 | Knowledge Sharing | Globe of Science & Innovation | CERN & Muséum d'histoire naturelle de Genève | EN & FR
Curious connections exhibition / Exposition Dialogues Insolites

26 Nov 09:00 | Experiments | Council Chamber | SPS and PS Experiments Committee | EN
155th Meeting of the SPSC, news from the experiments at CERN's SPS

26 Nov 09:00 | At CERN | Hall Restaurant 1 | CERN Welcome Club | EN/FR
Christmas Market / Marché de Noël

26 Nov 13:00 | Knowledge Sharing | Online | KT Seminars | EN
CERN Workshop on Global Health: Presentation of Results Webinar

27 Nov 09:00 | Experiments | Online | Early Career Community | EN
LHC Job Matching Event (JMEv) Fall '24

27 Nov 14:30 | Computing | IT Amphitheatre | CERN Computing Seminar | EN
Dark side of ICT – AI in warfare and cyber-diplomacy

27 Nov–6 Dec | Experiments | CERN | DRD1 | EN
DRD1 Gaseous Detectors School

29 Nov 11:00 | Experiments | 40/S2-A01 Salle Anderson | Detector Seminar | EN
The CERN CLOUD experiment

29 Nov 14:00 | Knowledge Sharing | IT Amphitheatre | KT Seminars | EN
The Edge spAIce project: Edge AI technology on a satellite for near real-time detection and monitoring of marine plastic litter

29 Nov–1 Dec | Knowledge Sharing | CERN et Hepia | CERN et Hepia | FR
Les journées Codez la science 2024

3 Dec 09:00 | At CERN | Council Chamber & Online | Staff Association | FR (simultaneous EN translation online)
Réunion publique Association du personnel

4 Dec 11:00 | Knowledge Sharing | Main Building | Archives, Library and Open Science events | EN
December book fair

5 Dec 10:30 | At CERN | Online | CERN Service Management Forum | EN/FR
7th CERN Service Management Forum / 7è Forum "CERN Service Management"

5 Dec 14:30 | At CERN | Council Chamber | Staff Association | FR (simultaneous EN translation)
Présentation des résultats de l'enquête « Bien-être au travail », par Prof. Philippe Sarnin

6 Dec 13:30 | Knowledge Sharing | CERN Library | Archives, Library and Open Science events | EN
Meet the authors of "The stars' last dance" ("La dernière danse des étoiles")

11 Dec 13:30 | Knowledge Sharing | CERN Library | Archives, Library and Open Science events | EN
Meet the authors of « Les Aventures Extraordinaires des Globifiques »

12 Dec 12:00–14:00 | At CERN | Restaurant 1 | Club Nature et Abeilles | FR
Vente miel – miel issue des ruches du CERN, récolte 2024

17 Jan | Computing | Council Chamber | PostgreSQL | EN
CERN PGDay 2025

20–24 Jan | Computing | Main Auditorium | CERN Quantum Technology Initiative | EN
International Conference on Quantum Technologies for High-Energy Physics (QT4HEP)

31 Jan 14:00 | Knowledge Sharing | Online | Micro-Talks | FR
#14 Analyse du langage non verbal : jusqu’où peut-on cacher la vérité ?

10–14 Mar | Physics | Ferney-Voltaire | CERN Accelerator School | EN
Basics of Accelerator Physics and Technology

30 Apr – 13 May | Physics | Costa Rica | CLASHEP | EN
2025 CERN Latin-American School of High-Energy Physics deadline for applications 10 January 2025

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As winter approaches, shorter days and bad weather mean reduced visibility for everyone on the road. Whether you're cycling, walking or driving, it’s crucial to remember the principle of "see and be seen". It isn’t just about looking out for yourself; it’s about respecting and being mindful of all road users, ensuring that everyone reaches their destination safely.

For those behind the wheel, winter visibility and road conditions demand extra caution. Be aware of your surroundings, particularly at junctions: look out for cyclists before pulling out. Beware of distractions, watch out for other vulnerable road users and reduce your speed to give you more time to respond to any unexpected situations on dark, wet or icy roads.

Winter often means navigating darker mornings and evenings, so making ourselves visible is key. Cyclists, make sure that your lights are bright and working properly —both front and rear lights are essential. Wearing reflective clothing or accessories makes all the difference. For pedestrians, reflective armbands or even light-coloured clothing help drivers to see you sooner, giving them more time to react.

We all use the same roads. Let’s make this winter a safe season for the entire CERN community. It’s all about respect.

For more information and safety tips, visit the Road Safety page.

At the beginning of the year, in order to make our ethics-related framework more easily accessible, the HR department grouped all the relevant information and resources under a single point of reference at https://hr.web.cern.ch/ethics.

To go further and ensure that every CERN staff member is aware of the guidelines of our ethical framework, the HR department has developed an e-learning course titled “Ethics at CERN”, now available in English and French on the CERN Learning Hub.

Ethics is essential, in particular in our workplace. It contributes to a positive and productive work environment whilst fostering trust among us, as CERN contributors, and also the trust of our stakeholders, such as Member States, contractors, and research institutions.

We encourage all CERN staff to take this new e-learning course. At CERN, our ethics-related framework aims to guide us to act in accordance with the Organization’s values and the conduct expected of us, and to establish and maintain a respectful working environment. It is up to each and every one of us to respect it.

For more information or questions about ethics at CERN, please contact info-codeofconduct@cern.ch.

CERN is committed to providing optimal mobility solutions for its entire community, facilitating access to and movement around the sites. The SCE department is responsible for providing and maintaining the infrastructure and services needed to enable people to move around the CERN sites easily. A dedicated working group comprising representatives from all sectors of the Organization meets regularly to support SCE in its continuous efforts to improve mobility at CERN, ensuring variety and flexibility of soft mobility options and providing optimal connectivity for all road users, whatever their mode of transport. In the wider sustainability context, all our actions ultimately contribute to minimising the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions arising from mobility at CERN.

Your responses to this short, seven-question survey will support continuous improvements to our mobility infrastructure and also help to calculate CERN’s Scope-3 GHG emissions arising from mobility for the next Environment Report.

The survey will be open until Friday, 6 December and we thank you in advance for your time and contributions.

Every response matters – take the survey* today! https://cern.ch/mobility-survey

Find out more about CERN’s extensive mobility solutions on this webpage: https://sce-dep.web.cern.ch/mobility-plan, which also includes the results of the previous mobility survey (2023).

Past information about GHG emissions at CERN can be found in the Emissions chapter of the third Environment Report (2021–2022).

* The survey is anonymous and has been developed in Microsoft Forms. A CERN login is required. The associated privacy notice can be consulted here.

The Swiss Mission was informed by the Swiss railways (CFF/SBB) of modernisation works planned at Geneva Cornavin station, with major impacts on rail and road traffic from Thursday 21 to Monday 25 November, including :

• A total interruption of rail traffic for 20 hours from 7pm on Saturday 23 November to 3pm on Sunday 24 November (see perimeter under this link).
• A total interruption of SNCF TER traffic between Geneva and Bellegarde and a reduction on the Léman Express from 7.50pm on Friday 22 November to 4.30am on Monday 25 November.

For further details, including the alternative arrangements, customers are asked to check the information available on the CFF website and on the CFF Mobile app.

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Two blood donation campaigns have been run so far this year, in March and July, enabling the collection of some 200 donations in total, with 50-60 new donors coming to donate each time. This is a great result, earning CERN the 2nd place as the region’s biggest blood donor after the Hôpitaux universitaires de Genève (HUG). Thank you to all donors!

Whether we are regular or new donors, our contributions are crucial to ensure sufficient blood availability for those in need in the area. The Geneva blood barometer shows that blood stocks remain extremely low, notably for blood groups AB-, O-, A- and B-. Therefore, the CERN Medical Service will join forces once again with the HUG for a third blood donation session on Tuesday 26 November, from 8.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m., in Building 29.

Can we still improve on past donations and collect more?

As a thank you, the HUG will be giving each donor a 10 CHF voucher, to be used in Novae’s Restaurants 1 and 2 at CERN.

Before coming to the Building 29 donation point, please make sure that:

• You are in good health and have no symptoms such as fever, cough, a cold or breathing difficulties;
• You are eligible to give blood:
  • Complete the brief online pre-donation questionnaire (in French)
  • Please consult this information sheet and this questionnaire issued by the HUG.
  • Note that only the pre-donation conversation with the nurse or doctor on the day can confirm your eligibility).
  • If returning from travel abroad or arriving from another country, perform the travelcheck on the HUG website (in French)
  • If you have recently been vaccinated against the flu or COVID, ensure 48 hours have passed since receiving the vaccination.
  • Please bring proof of ID with you on the day of the donation.

Save yourself time: pre-book your appointment with OneDoc

The possibility of pre-booking your appointment via the OneDoc platform is made available on this link. Spontaneous donors will be able to come at their convenience without an appointment, mindful that there may be some waiting time on the day.

We hope to see many of you at the donation point!

Give blood, save lives.

26 Oct 2024 – 2 Mar 2025 | Knowledge Sharing | Globe of Science & Innovation | CERN & Muséum d'histoire naturelle de Genève | EN & FR
Curious connections exhibition / Exposition Dialogues Insolites

4–15 Nov | Knowledge Sharing | Main Building Exhibition | CERN & Society Foundation | EN
CERN & Society Foundation: 10 years bridging science and society

11–15 Nov | Physics | 4/3-006 | TH Institute | EN
Light ion collisions at the LHC bringing together theorists, experimentalists and accelerator physicists

14 Nov | Knowledge Sharing | CERN | Education locale | FR
Futur en tous genres

16 Nov 8:30 | Knowledge Sharing | UniMail, Geneva | Education locale | FR
Élargis tes Horizons: Journée ateliers scientifiques et technologiques pour les jeunes filles

18 Nov 14:00 | At CERN | Online | Human Resources | FR
MERIT 2025: Réunion publique en français

19 Nov 14:00 | At CERN | Main Auditorium | LGBTQ+@CERN | EN
LGBTQ+ in STEM Day – Colloquium and Cupcakes

19 Nov 19.30 | At CERN | CERN Science Gateway | Public event | FR
Danser avec l’Évolution

21 Nov 14:00 | Knowledge Sharing | CERN Library | Archives, Library and Open Science events | EN
The Voice of Science – Meet Dr Claire Malone

21 Nov 16:30 | Knowledge Sharing | Council Chamber | CERN Colloquium | EN
Is dark energy weakening?

26 Nov 13:00 | Knowledge Sharing | Online | KT Seminars | EN
CERN Workshop on Global Health: Presentation of Results Webinar

27 Nov–6 Dec | Experiments | CERN | DRD1 | EN
DRD1 Gaseous Detectors School

29 Nov–1 Dec | Knowledge Sharing | CERN et Hepia | CERN et Hepia | FR
Les journées Codez la science 2024

6 Dec 13:30 | Knowledge Sharing | CERN Library | Archives, Library and Open Science events | EN
Meet the authors of "The stars' last dance" ("La dernière danse des étoiles")

11 Dec 13:30 | Knowledge Sharing | CERN Library | Archives, Library and Open Science events | EN
Meet the authors of « Les Aventures Extraordinaires des Globifiques »

10–14 Mar | Physics | Ferney-Voltaire | CERN Accelerator School | EN
Basics of Accelerator Physics and Technology

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