38K views · 426 reactions |  ‘Tis the season for public events #AtCERN CERN invites you to join our upcoming events this November. #GenerationHiggs If you're in the Geneva (Switzerland) area, enjoy a rich cultural programme featuring music, science talks, and more. Explore the full program: https://visit.cern/events | CERN | Facebook

97K views · 546 reactions | Looking for a place in Geneva where science meets entertainment? The newly opened CERN Science Gateway features immersive exhibitions, hands-on lab workshops, and mind-boggling science shows. Get ready to discover Geneva’s scientific side, one particle at a time! For more information: genevatourism.co/CERN_ScienceGateway Produced by Bianca Moisa / CERN Social Media © 2023 CERN | Geneva Tourism | Switzerland | Facebook

For 70 years, CERN has embodied global collaboration, advancing particle physics with groundbreaking research like the Large Hadron Collider, said Dr. Patricia Gruber, Office of the Science and Technology Adviser to the U.S. Secretary of State (STAS), on a recent trip to Geneva. CERN scientists work together, share data & drive innovation. #CERN70 Watch the full interview here: https://youtu.be/rFDfDCgGZO8 | U.S. Mission Geneva

2.2K views · 65 reactions | You might have heard of CERN’s large hadron collider that spans two countries and has an accelerating ring 27 kilometres long. But did you know we have a particle accelerator of our own, in the suburbs southeast of Melbourne? It’s arguably Australia’s most significant bit of science tech, but hardly anyone knows about it. Beam scientist at the Australian Synchrotron Dr Emily Finch explains. | News Breakfast | Facebook