Category: Newsletter

  • TH retreat

    TH retreat

    TH retreat BROKEN IMAGE NOT MOVED (drupal url : https://ep-news.web.cern.ch//content/th-retreat) The meeting offered the chance to those working within the group to get an overview of the ongoing research activities, find out more about the recent results and exchange ideas in a stimulating environment. Moreover, it helped the members of the group learn more about

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  • Chemical Hazards – Safety campaign in PH Department

    Chemical Hazards – Safety campaign in PH Department

    Chemical Hazards – Safety campaign in PH Department This is a reminder of the ongoing safety campaign in PH Department concerning the chemical hazards. The 4th of November has now passed so if you do have chemical products, and intend to keep them, then you should have made contact with Jonathan Gulley of HSE to

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  • Detection and Attribution of Climate Change: From global mean temperature change to climate extremes and high impact weather.

    Detection and Attribution of Climate Change: From global mean temperature change to climate extremes and high impact weather.

    Detection and Attribution of Climate Change: From global mean temperature change to climate extremes and high impact weather. When one writes by a pencil, thin flakes of graphite are left on a surface. Some of them are only one atom thick and can be viewed as individual atomic planes cleaved away from the bulk. Such

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  • Geant4: A powerful tool for Medical Applications

    Geant4: A powerful tool for Medical Applications

    Geant4: A powerful tool for Medical Applications There have been rapid developments in recent years in using tools based on Monte Carlo (MC) simulation for medical physics applications. The challenges of more accurate estimations have led to the need for customised simulation tools and the use of larger computers. MC simulations are essential for characterizing

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  • CERN iOS application now available on the CERN App Store

    CERN iOS application now available on the CERN App Store

    CERN iOS application now available on the CERN App Store Download the CERN iOS application from iTunes and the Apple store and enter to the world's largest laboratory. The new CERN application, developed by the SFT group in collaboration with the Educational Group, is now available online. The application aims to bring information on news

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  • Interview with Steve Myers

    Interview with Steve Myers

    Interview with Steve Myers Medical applications play an important role at CERN and recently the DG has decided to structure them under a common umbrella. Steve Myers, CERN’s Director of Accelerators and Technology has been appointed as the first Head of CERN’s Office for Medical Applications. We have decided to dedicate October’s issue of the

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  • New nomination

    New nomination

    New nomination Sophie Baron has replaced Tiziano Camporesi as the PH representative for Applied Fellows and Technical Associates.

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  • ICNFP2013: Reaching out while discussing science

    ICNFP2013: Reaching out while discussing science

    ICNFP2013: Reaching out while discussing science The second International Conference on New Frontiers in Physics, ICNFP 2013 was held in Kolybari, Crete from 28 August to 5th September and it attracted a large number of CERN physicists, experimentalists and theorists alike. The following lines do not aim at offering a detailed report on a conference;

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  • 2013 Google Summer of Code students present their projects

    2013 Google Summer of Code students present their projects

    2013 Google Summer of Code students present their projects On the 19th and 20th of September, Google Summer of Code students of the SFT group, presented their projects to their mentors and colleagues. The students connected through Vidyo to present their results and discuss the challenges that they faced along with some novel ideas for

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  • The CERN-MEDICIS project

    The CERN-MEDICIS project

    The CERN-MEDICIS project Secondary radioactive ion beams have been delivered to ISOLDE at CERN for over 40 years, for fundamental studies in nuclear structure and for applications, for instance in semi-conductors. The idea of using these beams as sources for innovative medical isotopes was put forward fifteen years ago by G. Beyer and collaborators. However

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