Read article 'High-energy physics flourishes in Latin America'
Since the first school in 2001, there has been a dramatic increase in the involvement of Latin-American groups in experimental HEP.
Read article 'Communicating the next collider'
How should the next major project in particle physics be communicated to ensure its reach and success?
Read article 'Science communication: a new frontier'
Giovanni Mazzitelli describes the changing face of communication through the lens of European Researchers’ Night.
Read article 'Artistic encounters of the quantum kind'
Quàntica, which opened on 9 April at the Centre de Cultural Contemporània de Barcelona, invites you to explore quantum physics through the lens of both art and science.
Read article 'Welcome to the Science Gateway'
On 8 April, CERN unveiled plans for a major new facility for scientific education and outreach.
Read article 'Cosmic research poles apart'
Two independent groups are going to Earth’s extremes to make unprecedented measurements for physics, education and the environment.
Read article 'Hands-on education at the frontiers of science'
Founded in 2014 at the time of CERN’s 60th birthday, the Beamline for Schools competition inspires and trains the youngest researchers in science.
Read article 'The day the world switched on to particle physics'
What was it that drove one of the biggest media events science has ever seen, and is the LHC still able to capture the public imagination?
Read article 'Boosting high-performance computing in Nepal'
On 28 June, 200 servers from the CERN computing centre were donated to Kathmandu University in Nepal.
Read article 'Reaching out from the European school'
The CERN–JINR European School of High-Energy Physics marks 25 years of teaching advanced topics in particle physics.
