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Marina works in the CERN communications group, specialising in knowledge transfer
Watch the celebrations, streaming live from the United Nations Headquarters in New York from 10am EDT
A company that uses a 3D-printing technique to craft metal filters is the first to join the STFC CERN Business Incubation Centre in the UK
Visit the industrial exhibition and watch the webcast of today’s workshop on energy management in research infrastructures
Watch the webcast of today’s workshop on energy for sustainable science
The first Advanced Materials and Surfaces (WAMAS) workshop will take place at CERN in November
Version 1.2 of the laboratory's open hardware licence is lighter on the users
Construction began today on the CERN MEDICIS research facility, which will make radioactive isotopes for medical applications
Czech company JABLOTRON has released an educational toolkit based on CERN detector technology
Registration opens for 2014 conference uniting biology, physics and medicine for better health
