Category: Newsletter
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Abhirikshma Nandi
Abhirikshma Nandi In one word it was magical! Right from the moment I got the mail saying I was accepted to the very last day of my stay. I worked on discrete clustering for the CMS High Granularity calorimeter supervised by Felice Pantaleo and Marco Rovere. Thoroughly enjoyed the work, got addicted to it and
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Amine Riad Remache
Amine Riad Remache Since this was technically my first time in Europe, a lot of things were totally new for me, but I really like the diversity of cultures that we have here at CERN and how everyone is so nice. Of course, the first thing that comes in mind when you hear about CERN
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Alexander Digurov
Alexander Digurov During summer 2019 I had an extraordinary opportunity to visit CERN as a NMS Summer Student. It was an extremely interesting opportunity. I worked with Evgueni Tcherniaev in SFT group and it was quiet a challenge for me, because I never before worked with Geant4. However I managed to dill with it and
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Adrián Navarro Pérez
Adrián Navarro Pérez My name is Adrián Navarro Pérez, I’m 23 years old, and since I was a kid, I have always wanted to make video games. My journey started when I first played on my father’s original PlayStation and on my Game Boy Color. BROKEN IMAGE NOT MOVED (drupal url : https://ep-news.web.cern.ch//content/adrian-navarro-perez) While all
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Maria Laura Perez Lara
Maria Laura Perez Lara My name is Maria Laura Pérez Lara and I come from Bogotá, the capital of Colombia. It was such a pleasure for me to be able to live this summer student program experience and learn so much, not only about physics and detectors, but about people around the world that now
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Andrea Paz Rodriguez Delherbe
Andrea Paz Rodriguez Delherbe I have always thought that you can realize all of your dreams just being perseverant; Grades are not everything in the academic world. I always felt kinda small next to other really smart people… but I realized that if I want something and I keep on fighting for it, even if
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Rafi Mir-Ali Hessami
Rafi Mir-Ali Hessami I have to say I’ve really loved my time here at CERN and all the great people I’ve met. For me, meeting really interesting and fun people from all around the world is the best part of this program. I also really loved my research, I’ve wanted to work on this exact
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Does Particle Physics Have A Future On Earth?
Does Particle Physics Have A Future On Earth? At a fundamental level, what is our Universe made of? This question has driven physics forward for centuries. Even with all the advances we've made, we still don't know it all. While the Large Hadron Collider discovered the Higgs boson and completed the Standard Model earlier this

