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!
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.
Yesterday, we got exclusive access to the CMS facility!
It was a great chance for students to discover what’s behind the doors of CERN and learn more about the facilities they use. But don’t worry if you missed out, you can catch up below!
Highlights of the Tour
17.17 – The underground gas room
