It’s your final chance to ask the scientists at CERN your questions about working in nuclear physics.
Answer a few questions about your experience in the CERN Zone by Friday 12 July. What did you think of the CERN Zone? Which features did you use? Have you learnt anything new?
As we come to a close with the CERN Zone, it’s time to reflect on the incredible progress and achievements of our dedicated teams.
Here are some updates from the CERN scientists who have been tirelessly pushing the boundaries of our understanding of the universe…
🗨️ Join the live Chat today at 12:30pm
We have an open live Chat today at 12:30pm, drop by and ask the CERN scientists any questions you have.
Drop-in to the Chat across the hour to meet the scientists working at CERN. Ask them questions about themselves, their work or their life at CERN.
You can join in on conversations others are having and get a better understanding of what studying physics beyond school looks like.
Drop-in to the Chat across the hour to meet the scientists working at CERN. Ask them questions about themselves, their work or their life at CERN.
You can join in on conversations others are having and get a better understanding of what studying physics beyond school looks like.
The CERN Zone is coming to an end. It’s your final chance to: What did you think of the CERN Zone? Which features did you use? Have you learnt anything new? Answer a few questions about your experience in the CERN Zone by Friday 7 June, and you will be in with a chance of winning a £20 Waterstones voucher! Complete the survey ❯
We have a couple of live Chats with the CERN scientists planned, a new Quiz, and more to come this term!
We’d also like you to take a few minutes, to let us know what you think about taking part in CERN.
Join the Chat on Tuesday 23 April, and get to know how the scientists at CERN, stay safe.
Between 12.30pm and 1.30pm, come along to meet the scientists working at CERN, and find out why their safety handbook involves more than wearing a hard hat!
Last Tuesday, on Tuesday 27 February the ISOLDE facility at CERN opened their doors to students and schools taking part. Liam, Patrick and Chetna and other members of the ISOLDE team, gave us a private tour their facility to share more about their work. 
Liam gave us an introduction to the facility and an overview of ISOLDE and what the team work on.
Patrick and Chetna (on gimbal) then gave us a tour of the facility, starting with the magnets.
Tomorrow, you can go behind the doors of CERN with a live tour of the ISOLDE facility.
This is an exclusive chance to take a look at the facility of the team who is producing a large variety of radioactivity ion beams.
You’ll get a view of the parts of the facility that can’t be accessed by members of the public!
📅Next Chat: Tuesday 27 February 12.30pm to 1.30pm 📅
On Tuesday 27 February, we will discover what’s behind the doors of CERN with a live tour of the ISOLDE facility!
This is an exclusive chance to take a look at the facility of the team who is producing a large variety of radioactivity ion beams.
You’ll get a view of the parts of the facility that can’t be accessed by members of the public!
