CERN Alumni Weekly News | CERN Alumni Network on LemanBlue TV, Eindhoven and Copenhagen meet-ups, CERN Public Event, Argusa Data School
This week, the CERN Alumni Network was featured on LemanBleu TV, showcasing how maintaining strong connections with former employees transforms them into enthusiastic ambassadors, extending the organisation's positive influence. Discover a link to the clip here: https://alumni.cern/news/2044899
As well as group launches in Copenhagen (28 June: https://alumni.cern/events/149026) and Eindhoven (27 June: https://alumni.cern/events/147053), the Milan-Turin group has an exciting meet-up on 24 July. A limited number of alumni will enjoy a free guided tour of the Human Technopole laboratories, led by Mr. Paolo Swuec, Head of the National Facility of Structural Biology. A researcher will also guide participants through labs dedicated to imaging, cryo electron-microscopy, and other cutting-edge science and technology. This is a fantastic opportunity to see a lab focused on interdisciplinary research. Register here: https://alumni.cern/networks/150392
We are excited to announce the relaunch of the CERN Alumni New York group and are seeking two dynamic and dedicated group managers to co-lead this initiative. If you are passionate about fostering connections and driving community engagement among CERN alumni in the New York area, we invite you to contact us ([email protected]) to find out more.
Join us on 4 July for the sixth and final public event in the series celebrating CERN's 70th anniversary where we will explore the future of particle physics and the cutting-edge instruments set to revolutionise our understanding of the Universe’s most profound mysteries. https://alumni.cern/events/149730
There are still some places left for members of the network who wish to take part in the Argusa Data School course: https://alumni.cern/events/146840
From the ATLAS collaboration: By combining multiple Higgs boson pair studies, physicists are closer to finding out how the particle interacts with itself, providing clues to the stability of the Universe: https://home.cern/news/news/physics/atlas-dives-deeper-di-higgs
News from the Accelerator Report: With the extra knowledge and experience gained from the recent machine development session, the preventive maintenance performed on the machine and the resolution of the collimator hierarchy issue, we are optimistic that we will have an uninterrupted and successful luminosity production period this summer. https://home.cern/news/news/accelerators/accelerator-report-setting-stage-productive-summer
Finally from the publication "nature reviews physics' an article by Sarah Williams, " Multigenerational visions and challenges for the future of particle physics": https://rdcu.be/dLwuH