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📍CERN, Geneva, Switzerland
📆 26 – 28 January 2026
📌Deadline to submit your abstract: 30 November 2025
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Organised with DESY, Einstein Telescope Organization, ESS, Fermilab, Fusion4Energy, GSI, INFN and SLAC.

Today, Linac 4 accelerates protons to 160 MeV – 220% more than Linac 2's 50 MeV.
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Linac 2 began operation in 1978, accelerating protons to enable higher-intensity beams for subsequent accelerators in CERN's accelerator complex.

It was decommissioned on 12 November 2018.

These photos provide a take us through different areas of the Laboratory, form the #HiLumiLHC underground caverns, the SM18 test facility and CERN’s Main Workshop.

Image size has been adjusted to fit platform requirements.

Since its installation on the ISS in 2011, the AMS has recorded over 200 billion cosmic ray events.

#FunFact: the AMS has been on the ISS for over 5,280 days and counting.

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Winners will be announced during the FameLab International Final, hosted live on 25 November at #CERNScienceGateway.

Learn how to participate: scicomm25.web.cern.ch

The integrated luminosity, which relates to the number of collisions recorded in a given amount of time, reached 125 inverse femtobarns for the @atlasexperiment.bsky.social and @cmsexperiment.bsky.social experiments, and the total is more than 520 inverse femtobarns since 2010.

Interested in learning more about dark matter and other physics topics? Watch the full session of "Unveiling the Universe": www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEKc...

Djuna Croon is a researcher in theoretical particle physics, astroparticle physics, and cosmology. Her work involves searching for signs of new particles and dark matter in supernova explosions, black hole populations, exoplanets, microlensing data, and signals from the early Universe.

Want to carve your own #ATLASpumpkin? Check out here: atlas.cern/Resources/Se...

#DidYouKnow that only about 5% of the matter in the Universe is visible? The rest comprises dark matter (27%) and dark energy (68%). Shining light on their mysteries is a key challenge for modern science.

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