Articles tagged 'CERN'

• CERN inaugurates data center extension in Budapest
• Can art impact science?
• Physics and music collide at the Montreux Jazz Festival
• Alice in 3D
• Discover big data at CERN
• A marriage of art and engineering
• The risks to science-based policy we aren’t talking about
• A record year for the Open Science Grid
• The world is our calculator
• Can you find the Lego figurines hidden in the CERN data centre?
• Nobel prize for physics — the role of the grid
• The Open Science Grid goes to school
• 25 years since the web was conceived at CERN
• Working towards a European open science cloud
• Student science in space
• The SciencePAD treasure hunt of persistent identifiers
• Research in Europe boosted by launch of new cloud-computing marketplace
• CERN and UNESCO celebrate anniversary of CERN Convention
• An ode to code: the poetry of programming
• LHC data to be made public via open-access initiative
• From the early days of grid computing to the era of 'big science'
• Hunting for giants
• A second life in Africa
• Tool developed at CERN makes software citation easier
• Happy Birthday, Science Node
• Bound for Frankfurt: ISC 2017
• A new president, a new opportunity for science
• Rolling in the Higgs
• IT plays starring role at CineGlobe Film Festival
• Hunt for the Higgs on your Android
• Join the dots to measure antimatter
• Opening science to the world; opening the world to science
• CERN and Oracle celebrate 30 years of collaboration
• CERN lends a hand to the origin of life
• How to protect yourself from the latest Java bug
• Animation shows Large Hadron Collider data processing
• Big data, big grid
• Is open hardware creating a more open world?
• CMS Collaboration releases data from LHC
• Improving data analytics for better science
• Big science needs Mickey Mouse models
• PhD Comics
• Protecting the rainforest with upcycled phones and cloud computing
• Physics software used to fight cancer
• Preparing for tomorrow's big data
• CERN Computer Centre expands
• CERN data center passes 100 petabytes
• A global grid for science
• Web developers recreate line-mode browser
• Preserving humanity’s 'genetic Adam'
• The next big LHC upgrade? Software.
• Center stage at TEDxCERN
• CERN’s Flückiger joins Internet Hall of Fame
• Funding boost for US grid computing
• Mom, the scientist
• Higgs–like particle spotted at CERN – have you seen it?
• Building a neural network in your bedroom
• A big cloud for big science
• Big data, big opportunities — for science and for enterprise
• Blue-sky thinking for clouds in Heidelberg
• Brain-inspired computing at ISC '14
• Can the world's problems be solved by computation?
• CERN and OpenAIREplus launch new European research repository
• A CERN for climate change
• Cloud computing: cooking up better contracts with Kuan Hon
• Developing cutting-edge ICT systems through public-private partnership
• EMI user survey: a surprising start
• A fitting tribute to Turing
• Following the 'red brick road' to data management
• Forecasting the future
• The future for science in Europe is bright – and full of clouds!
• Handling big data to understand antimatter at CERN's LHCb experiment
• Happy World IPv6 Day!
• How grid computing helped CERN hunt the Higgs
• The Large Hadron Collider's worldwide computer
• Making data more searchable, shareable, & citable
• Open data and open science enter the mainstream
• Our highlights of 2012
• A physics masterclass for the masses
• Providing better public services through cloud computing
• Satellites, servers, and story-telling help disaster rapid response
• Science is a voyage — but we need to travel faster, says Ian Foster
• Seven innovative ways to cool a scientific computer
• The smallest music in the universe
• A single computing identity
• The sky's the limit for cloud computing
• The societal impacts of grid and cloud computing
• Student network opens cosmic ray detectors to the world
• Supporting research with grid computing and more
• Tim Bell on the importance of OpenStack for CERN
• Tracking scientific output across the web
• Volunteer computing: 10 years of supporting CERN through LHC@home