Category: Newsletter
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Gamal Amer
Gamal Amer My name is Gamal Talal Amer and this is my brief experience of CERN. I am extremely happy that I got the opportunity to be part of this amazing programme. I had the chance to join and deal with CERN research teams and to work in a multidisciplinary and multicultural environment. I was
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Kyungseop Yoon
Kyungseop Yoon 'Of all the enthusiastic physics students in the world, why me?' As I look back at the amazing eight weeks I had at CERN, I still ask myself the same question. The people that I have met, the places I have been to, and the things which I have seen were far beyond
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Rebecca Taylor
Rebecca Taylor Hi! I was the designer and initiator of the tshirts, (with help from the fantastic tshirt team!) I also organised weekly welcome sessions for all the incoming students on the weekend they arrived at CERN! I worked in BE-ABP-HSL on an electron-beam ion source, and a 10 minute presentation of my work can
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Laura Elaine Bruce
Laura Elaine Bruce This summer was one of the coolest experiences of my life. I spent 9 weeks at CERN as an NMS Summer Student, and it was unforgettable. I was first assigned my summer project, “Hunting for New Physics with Improved Tests of Lepton Flavor Universality (LFU) at HL-LHC” with the ATLAS Data Processing
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Olivier Rousselle
Olivier Rousselle What a summer I spent at CERN, with so nice and intelligent people in a stimulating atmosphere, working on a project of ATLAS, with great physics lectures and visits of detectors. In the place to be to understand the fundamental laws of nature. And the environment and activities around CERN… Alps mountains, Lac
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Rowina Caspary
Rowina Caspary My name is Rowina Caspary and I am a physics student from Germany. I did my Bachelor in Hamburg, then spent a year in Krakow and am now in Heidelberg. The CERN summer school is a wonderful experience that I will certainly never forget. I worked on a project doing analysis on real
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Yens Killian Elskens
Yens Killian Elskens A few months ago I received an e-mail from someone I didn't know, who later turned out to be form the CERN HR department. I was in a hurry so I didn't read the subject and just opened it (as I was reminded here at CERN, generally this is not a good
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Sarah Hallaj
Sarah Hallaj My name is Sarah Hallaj and I am from Lebanon. My fascination with physics began very early on, and soon enough I learned about CERN and what fascinating and mind-blowing experiments were taking place in this organization. My eyes would twinkle with joy every time I read an article published or a post
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Ardiana’s Journey at CERN
Ardiana’s Journey at CERN My name is Ardiana Bushi and I’m the first student from the youngest country in Europe, Kosovo, to become a part of CERN. Coming to CERN for me was not just about having a unique and interesting experience, it was also a chance to show other students in my country that
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Raveena Dandona
Raveena Dandona With a view of the snowy Alps on one side and magnificent Jura on the other, was my office at CERN, which is known for maintaining not only the hottest but also the coldest temperatures on earth; a place that fires bunches of protons at nearly the speed of light along the 27km