On Tuesday 16 January, 26 students dropped into the live Chat to meet the scientists working on CERN research projects! Thanks to the scientists from LHCb, ISOLDE and Beam Team who came along.
Take a look at a few of our favourite moments
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 live Chat next Tuesday, 16 January, between 12.30pm and 1.30pm.
Get to know the scientists working on nuclear physics research projects at CERN. Across the hour you can ask them questions about themselves, their work or their life at CERN.
You can join in on conversations your peers are having and get a better understanding of why studying physics beyond school might be something for you.
The CMS team have been searching for exotic long-lived particles. Adding a new algorithm to their system for their latest run has increased the results gained from less data.
Take a look at the update in detail: Continue reading
Join the Chat on Tuesday 16 January, and get to know the scientists in the CERN Zone.
Between 12.30pm and 1.30pm, meet the scientists working at CERN and those based around the world working on the nuclear physics research projects.
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Yesterday saw another Chat between students and the scientists working with CERN facilities. 20 students from 4 different schools/ colleges came along to ask their questions to Joel, Vichayanun and Patrick.
Take a look at a few of our favourite moments!
🌌The universe is filled with treacle?
Tomorrow, drop in across the hour to meet the scientists working at CERN. Chat to them about the Higgs boson particle and anything else about CERN that interests you. Continue reading
Tomorrow, drop in across the hour to meet the scientists working at CERN. Chat to them about the Higgs boson particle and anything else about CERN that interests you.
Continue reading
The Higgs boson was discovered at CERN in 2012. It’s rare, being created in only 1 in a billion Large Hadron Collider collisions. It’s discovery has confirmed the existence of the Higgs field, a field that fills the entire Universe.
Next Tuesday, 12 December, between 12.30pm and 1.30pm, drop in across the hour to meet the scientists working with the Higgs boson
Last Tuesday,14 November, 45+ students from 14 schools came along to the CERN Zone to watch Jonathan, Janina and other members of the Large Hadron Collider beauty team tour the facility and share more about their work. 
We were able to get an behind-the-scenes view of the control room and the cavern which sits 103m below ground.
