Category: Newsletter
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Interview with Helen Quinn
Interview with Helen Quinn Helen Quinn, a professor emerita at the Department of Energy’s SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory and Stanford University, received the 2018 Benjamin Franklin Medal in Physics last April for her accomplishments in the field of particle physics. As a student, Quinn says, she grew up in an environment that encouraged curiosity about
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Andre Donadon Servelle
Andre Donadon Servelle The only thing that I want to say is that it was one of the most beautiful summers of my life. I have been working two months in one of the most important laboratories in the world, side by side of the best physicists. Everything is amazing, the place, the people.. everything.
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Ann Njeri
Ann Njeri I just finished my MSc in Nuclear Science at the University of Nairobi, Kenya. My summer project involved making a safety file for the new EP-CMX-GEM Laboratory and preparing an online safety course for the lab based on the safety file. The construction of the new GEM facility required a complete review and
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Lea Richtmann
Lea Richtmann I am extremely happy that I got the possibility to take part in this amazing programme. I found the place on earth where I want to be and I am very excited that I could relate my proyect also to my Bachelor thesis. Wonderful people, challenging work, helpful colleagues, fascinating nature nearby, what
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An Incredible Summer at CERN
An Incredible Summer at CERN This summer, I had the extraordinary opportunity of being a CERN Summer Student. I was ecstatic when my CERN Summer School application had been accepted; I could not wait to contribute to cutting-edge research, attend the world-class Summer Student lectures, visit various CERN sites and meet people from around the
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Diyaselis Delgado Lopez
Diyaselis Delgado Lopez My name is Diyaselis Delgado López and I come from the small Caribbean island of Puerto Rico. I felt extremely blessed and thrilled for being selected for the Non-Member State Summer Program, so much so that I took me a while to believe it, even when I was standing at the welcoming
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Andrej Janchevski
Andrej Janchevski Hello fellow CERN summer students and staff, my name is Andrej Janchevski and I had the opportunity to spend 2 months at CERN as a summer student. Coming from a small non-member-state country and with a background in computer science I was amazed by everything about this organization since the moment I arrived


