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Last week’s coverage opened with several pieces following media visits to CERN. ABC Australia featured CERN in a report highlighting the work and contributions of Australian researchers to the Organisation. Blick published a feature on the proposed Future Circular Collider, following a media visit to the geological study in the Léman lake.
In addition, RAI 1 included a part on neutrino research at CERN in their latest episode of Noos, l’avventura della conoscenza, showcasing the SND@LHC experiment in particular.
Media also covered the appointment of former CERN Director-General Fabiola Gianotti by the Swiss Federal Council as its delegate to the Geneva AI Summit, as reported by Le Temps.
Other important CERN-related news included an article in Qué examining the energy consumption of the LHC and the implications for the Organisation’s future accelerator programme. Techno-Science media also highlighted research using artificial intelligence to identify and analyse particles produced by the upcoming HL-LHC, illustrating the growing role of AI in particle physics.
The other side of CERN: this is how LHC consumes the electricity of 300,000 households to accelerate particles almost at the speed of light
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