Category: EN News
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CERN Wins Cooling Best-In-Sector Award!
At the Atmosphere Europe Summit 2025, a leading international forum dedicated to accelerating the adoption of innovative, climate-friendly technologies, CERN was awarded Best-in-Sector / Industrial End User for its pioneering implementation of natural refrigerant-based cooling systems supporting the Phase-II upgrades of the ATLAS and CMS detectors.
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The Long Shutdown 3
The third Long Shutdown (LS3) marks a critical milestone for CERN, enabling installation and commissioning of the High-Luminosity LHC equipment for the accelerator and the phase II upgrades of the ATLAS and CMS experiments. This period will also see a range of essential projects: treating LHC beam
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News from the ATS Quality Service
While many specific documents have their own dedicated Microsoft Word templates (see the Templates page on the ATS Quality Service page), generic documents now also have templates available in both Microsoft Word and LaTeX formats.
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First batch of jacks for HL-LHC delivered at CERN
In March 2025, CERN received the first batch of jacks required to support and remotely align the HL-LHC magnets, TAXN absorbers, and crab cavity cryomodules.
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Rolf Kind and CERN establish strategic coopera7on in fusion technology research
A dream of mankind… unlimited energy without harming the environment. The team of Rolf Kind GmbH, based in the small town of Lindlar, around 40 km east of Cologne / Germany, is working hard every day to make this dream come true in the hopefully not too distant future.
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From needs to solutions
Have you heard about or even followed the training called “From needs to solutions” ? Created and hosted by the ATS Quality Service, it is a two hours course providing participants with tips & tricks as well as awareness about typical pitfalls with regard to expressing needs and finding
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ELISA at the Science Gateway
ELISA is ready for the inauguration of the Science Gateway on 7th October. ELISA (Experimental Linac for Surface Analysis) is a small accelerator especially for this exhibition. ELISA is not a simple mock-up or demonstrator: this mini proton accelerator, with