Tag: workshop

  • EP R&D Day 2026: technologies for the next generation of experiments

    EP R&D Day 2026: technologies for the next generation of experiments

    EP R&D Day 2026: technologies for the next generation of experiments On 29 April 2026, colleagues from across CERN’s Experimental Physics Department gathered for the annual meeting dedicated to the strategic EP R&D programme on technologies for future experiments. The programme offered a broad update on progress achieved over the past year, bringing together developments

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  • AI for Gravitational Waves: Building Bridges Between Scientific Communities

    AI for Gravitational Waves: Building Bridges Between Scientific Communities

    AI for Gravitational Waves: Building Bridges Between Scientific Communities As gravitational-wave observatories enter a new phase of sensitivity, scale and scientific ambition, the challenge is no longer only to detect faint ripples in spacetime. It is also to analyse, interpret and respond to them fast enough to open new windows on the Universe. This was

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  • Rucio crosses the exabyte horizon

    Rucio crosses the exabyte horizon

    Rucio crosses the exabyte horizon When we last wrote in these pages about Rucio, ATLAS had just passed the half-exabyte mark and the community counted around thirty organisations. Six years on, a threshold that was then a distant projection has been crossed: both ATLAS and CMS, the two largest LHC experiments, now each manage more

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  • Towards monitoring in Run 4 and beyond: LHC experiments exchange perspectives on data quality at the HL-LHC

    Towards monitoring in Run 4 and beyond: LHC experiments exchange perspectives on data quality at the HL-LHC

    Towards monitoring in Run 4 and beyond: LHC experiments exchange perspectives on data quality at the HL-LHC In March of 2026, experts from ALICE, ATLAS, CMS and LHCb gathered at CERN for a dedicated workshop on Data Quality Monitoring (DQM), bringing together developers, coordinators and detector specialists to discuss how the LHC experiments monitor the

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  • A word from the EP Department Head  – Spring 2026

    A word from the EP Department Head – Spring 2026

    A word from the EP Department Head – Spring 2026 Dear Colleagues, It is my pleasure to share the first 2026 edition of the EP newsletter with you, in my new role as EP Department Head. CERN’s new management took office in January, with a revised structure of Sectors and Departments. In EP, we reorganised

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  • A word from the EP Department Head  – Spring 2026

    A word from the EP Department Head – Spring 2026

    A word from the EP Department Head – Spring 2026 Dear Colleagues, It is my pleasure to share the first 2026 edition of the EP newsletter with you, in my new role as EP Department Head. CERN’s new management took office in January, with a revised structure of Sectors and Departments. In EP, we reorganised

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  • Preparing the future of the Physics Beyond Colliders (PBC) studies

    Preparing the future of the Physics Beyond Colliders (PBC) studies

    Preparing the future of the Physics Beyond Colliders (PBC) studies The Physics Beyond Colliders (PBC) study [1] was launched in 2016 by the CERN Management to explore the possibilities of exploiting the full potential of CERN's accelerator complex via projects complementary to collider experiments. Following calls to the community, a wealth of ideas including upgrades

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  • First SWAN workshop at CERN

    First SWAN workshop at CERN

    First SWAN workshop at CERN The first SWAN (Service for Wab based ANalysis) and Jupyter Notebooks Users’ Workshop was held last October at CERN. One of the main goals of the meeting was to offer a space where users could openly share their experience and gather feedback for develpments that could improve the service to

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