European Organization for Nuclear Science

Representatives of the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) Procurement Group and the CERN Material Office will come to Turkey on March 5-9 in order to meet with Turkish companies preparing to join the tenders at CERN. CERN Procurement Group and CERN Material Office officials ...

The European Organization for Nuclear Research, or CERN, was established in 1954 in Switzerland by 12 member states. Since then, it's swelled to 22 member states and has made dozens of important discoveries, including the Higgs boson, or "god" particle, and invention of the World Wide Web.

The findings are part of the ATLAS experiment, which uses CERN's large underground particle accelerator, known as the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), to smash subatomic particles into each other at extremely high speeds. The emissions from these collisions were measured and used to calculate the W ...

Cern is the European Organisation for Nuclear Research and is the world leader in studying the basic matter of the universe. Founded in 1954 and based in Switzerland, the technology at Cern allows the scientists, academics and researchers based there to study fundamental matters – the stuff that makes ...

The possibility that there could be “odderons,” odd-numbered quasiparticles, was proposed in 1973. Now, a large team of physicists working with CERN's Large Hadron Collider (LHC) has submitted research for peer review that asserts they may have at last witnessed evidence of odderons' existence.

At CERN, the world's largest scientific research complex, physicists and engineers from 80 countries send protons racing around a 27-km. race track at nearly the speed of light, then smash them into each other. The goal of this subatomic demolition derby taking place just outside Geneva, is to answer some ...

But it's definitely a super-exciting time for physicists. "We expect big results in the coming months or years," says one of the researchers, Christophe Royon from the University of Kansas. The research is currently undergoing peer review, but you can read the studies on the ArXiv.org and CERN pre-print ...