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  1. 19 hours ago

    Thank you to everyone who joined us for the public event today! 🦾 A special thank you to all the participants who shared their thoughts and views; and to everyone who asked their questions. All videos of today's event will be available at:

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  2. 20 hours ago

    Can AI think outside its black box? Vivienne Ming and Vittorio Loreto try to answer live now at 🔗

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  3. 20 hours ago

    Can an AI system make a major scientific discovery and win a Nobel Prize? Hiroaki Kitano, CEO of Sony AI Inc. and president and CEO of Sony Computer Science Laboratories explores this question at . 🔗

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  4. 21 hours ago

    Max Welling and Eng Lim Goh currently taking questions live on the public event. 🔗

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  5. 21 hours ago

    Can AI be a tool for innovation? Max Welling and Eng Lim Goh explore this question in more detail at live now:

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  6. 21 hours ago

    Join us for the public session 02, live from CERN at 6 p.m. CEST. 🔗

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  7. 22 hours ago

    We are live now with the Public Event! Up next Jaan Tallinn, a founding engineer of Skype and Kazaa, and Anja Kaspersen, a Senior Fellow at Carnegie Council of Ethics and International Affairs. 🔗

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  8. Sep 17

    Getting ready for 🦾 Watch the event come alive tomorrow at 4 p.m. CEST here

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    🆕One of the phenomena at the LHC where to search for anomalies with respect to the standard model, and using collisions of vector bosons is good for that. In the new briefing learn about vector boson scattering and what this means for the Higgs mechanism:

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  10. Sep 16

    that particle tracks used to be analysed on scanning tables like this one from 1966? Particle-hunters had to deduce the number, type, moment and energy of the particles involved. Find out more:

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  11. Sep 16

    🚀 The next generation of technical entrepreneurs! The CERN Entrepreneurship Student Programme (CESP) congratulates its 2021 graduates from across the 🌏who worked on their startup ideas, coached by tech & business experts:

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  12. Sep 15

    Particle physics with pepperoni 🍕 This features two of the four slices of the BRIL detector, affectionately named Calabrese, Capricciosa, Diavola, and Margherita by the team. 🍕 Find out more:

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  13. Sep 14

    The 2021 students have presented their work. 💻 Guided by experts from CERN, they worked on projects related to quantum, cloud and high-performance computing, and much more. Congratulations to all the students! 🤩 Find out more:

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  14. Sep 13

    The magnet doors of 🔴 These 16-metre-high doors weigh 350 tonnes each! They are so massive that opening or closing them takes about three days. The ALICE detector is well-protected. 💪 Find out more about ALICE:

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  15. Sep 12

    📢 Meet the speakers Find out who’ll be part of the Sparks! public event: Learn more about the benefits and challenges of for and for our global society, by watching live via webcast or Youtube on 18 September at 4 p.m. CEST.

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    Sep 12

    What's next in artificial intelligence? And what are the implications for fundamental science? Leaders in research spoke to the Courier in the run-up to the forum next week

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  17. Sep 11

    Anima Anandkumar will be part of the ! public event on 18 September at 4 p.m. CEST. 👉 Find out more:

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    Sep 8

    We’re waiting on the arrival of the teams from and here at DESY. Last week, the team “EXTRA” finished building their custom radiator in . Stay tuned for more information to come on the teams’ arrival!

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  19. Sep 9

    Elementary my dear Sheldon 🔎 to Sheldon Glashow giving a seminar at CERN in 1979. Sheldon Glashow won the Physics alongside Abdus Salam and Steven Weinberg for their work on elementary particles. Find out more:

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  20. Sep 9

    Join Second Collisions event to learn more about the work of alumni like , who is improving access to sustainable household technologies. 👉Register for the event:

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