Tag: EA
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North Area beams back in action
North Area beams back in action With the North Area beamlines being ready, the physics start on 10 April marks the beginning of what promises to be an exciting season filled with physics. The first beams in CERN's North Area, one of the most important facilities for fixed-target experiments and test beam users worldwide, kicked
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Kicking off the test-beam season
Kicking off the test-beam season On 22 March, the East Area kicked off the test-beam season with the ALICE and SHiP experiments. As spring arrives in the northern hemisphere, the CERN accelerator awakens and begins the data-taking and test-beam seasons. CERN’s East Area, which receives the beam from the Proton Synchrotron and serves now as
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No better time than now
No better time than now Many women working at CERN pursued studies in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) fields to follow their passion to drive positive change, solve complex problems, and make meaningful contributions to science. On the occasion of the 9th International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we take the opportunity to
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A year full of excitement
A year full of excitement The Experimental Areas (EA) group of CERN’s Beam department gathered on 19 January to hear about the plethora of works carried out during the last year. It was clear that the services provided by the members of each section are essential to run the fixed-target experiments conducted at CERN, including
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Special moments in 2020
Special moments in 2020 24 DECEMBER,2020 | By Markus Brugger Over the past days we could enjoy the large diversity of the group, being well bound together by the many transversal activities, respective synergies, and your excellent collaborative spirit. The EA group would not be the very same without the many traditions we cherish and
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Mechanical support and vacuum
Mechanical support and vacuum 14 DECEMBER,2020 | By Markus Brugger Yesterday we spoke about the collimators, focusing on the RL40 workshop. Today, let us have a closer look at the EHN1 workshop and the mechanical and vacuum support team, where everybody is very busy during LS2 and highly active in all our experimental areas working



