Read article 'Computing conference goes to Taipei'
Computing conference goes to Taipei
The first experience with data from the LHC beats out the rhythm for CHEP 2010.
Read article 'Computing conference goes to Taipei'
Read article 'EUAsiaGrid discovers opportunity in diversity'
EUAsiaGrid discovers opportunity in diversity
A look at the unique aspects of a project to promote awareness of Grid computing.
Read article 'Particle physics INSPIREs information retrieval'
Particle physics INSPIREs information retrieval
A look at a new service for state-of-the-art information management.
Read article 'Working for the world: UNOSAT and CERN'
Working for the world: UNOSAT and CERN
How a UN programme benefits from being hosted at CERN.
Read article 'STEP ’09 sets new records around the world'
STEP ’09 sets new records around the world
After months of preparation and two intensive weeks of continuous operation in June, the LHC experiments celebrated the achievement of a new set of goals aimed at demonstrating full readiness for the ...
Read article 'CERN openlab enters phase three'
CERN openlab enters phase three
On 2–3 April CERN's director-general, Rolf Heuer, officially launched the third phase of the CERN openlab at the 2009 annual meeting of the CERN openlab Board of Sponsors.
Read article 'CHEP ’09: clouds, data, Grids and the LHC'
CHEP ’09: clouds, data, Grids and the LHC
Alan Silverman reports from the international conference held in Prague.
Read article 'Study group considers how to preserve data'
Study group considers how to preserve data
How can high-energy physics data best be saved for the future?
Read article 'Happy 20th birthday, World Wide Web'
Happy 20th birthday, World Wide Web
Something happened at CERN in 1989 that changed the world forever.
Read article 'The age of citizen cyberscience'
The age of citizen cyberscience
I first met Rytis Slatkevicius in 2006, when he was 18. At the time, he had assembled the world's largest database of prime numbers.
