CERN technologies: from fundamental research to our everyday lives. Since 1954, the world-class research performed at CERN helps uncover what the universe is made of and how it works: here, scientists from all over the world study elementary particles – invisible to the eye – through complex and often gigantic instruments.
As part of the celebrations for CERN’s 70th anniversary, presentation : "The virtuous circle of knowledge and innovation"
As part of the event: "The virtuous circle of knowledge and innovation", presentation of Daniela Bortoletto about Particle Detectors Sensing the Invisible
As part of the event: "The virtuous circle of knowledge and innovation", presentation of Jan Jakubek about Advanced particle accelerators and their surprising applications to society
As part of the event: "The virtuous circle of knowledge and innovation", presentation of Michele Grossi about From Bell inequalities theorem to the Quantum Revolution
As part of the event: "The virtuous circle of knowledge and innovation", presentation of Nicolas Gisin about From Bell non-locality to Quantum Communication Technologies
As part of the event: "The virtuous circle of knowledge and innovation", presentation of Reinhold A. Bertlmann about Magic Moments with John Bell
As part of the event: "The virtuous circle of knowledge and innovation", presentation of Steffen Kappler about Medical X-ray Imaging
As part of the event: "The virtuous circle of knowledge and innovation", presentation of Tabea Arndt about Superconductivity – “accelerated” developments in Power Applications
As part of the event: "The virtuous circle of knowledge and innovation", presentation of Amalia Ballarino about Superconductivity