Tag: Children

  • Expanding Your Horizons: a new generation inspired by women in science!

    Expanding Your Horizons: a new generation inspired by women in science!

    Expanding Your Horizons: a new generation inspired by women in science! Female ambassadors from CERN shared their passion for science and technology at the University of Geneva’s Expanding Your Horizons event. On Saturday, 12 November 2022, some twenty female volunteers from CERN took part in the seventh edition of the science event organised by the

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  • CERN takes part in the 2022 edition of Futur en tous genres

    CERN takes part in the 2022 edition of Futur en tous genres

    CERN takes part in the 2022 edition of Futur en tous genres A day designed to break down gender stereotypes and broaden professional horizons! On Thursday, 10 November 2022, as part of the Futur en tous genres event, CERN welcomed 24 children from Swiss schools for a day of discovery. Futur en tous genres is

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  • Registration for “Expanding Your Horizons” is now open!

    Registration for “Expanding Your Horizons” is now open!

    Registration for “Expanding Your Horizons” is now open! On Saturday, 12 November 2022, “Expanding Your Horizons” will be back with a day full of fun and hands-on activities aimed at motivating girls to engage with science and maths. The non-profit organisation, “Expanding Your Horizons – Geneva” (EYH), will host the seventh edition of its biennial

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  • Future Day | Futur en tous genres

    Future Day | Futur en tous genres

    Future Day | Futur en tous genres A rich day for career awareness The young participants discover the cryogenics laboratory ar CERN. Photo credit: CERN After a break forced by the pandemic in 2020, CERN renewed its participation in the Future Day (Journée Futur en tous genres) on Thursday 11 November by welcoming 24 9th

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  • CineGlobe is back and it’s this week!

    CineGlobe is back and it’s this week!

    CineGlobe is back and it’s this week! The 10th edition of CineGlobe will be running this week from Wednesday 25 August until Sunday 29 August. Here’s a reminder of how you can enjoy the festival Daytime: short films, masterclasses, virtual-reality stand and food truck Workshops Evenings: feature films and discussions Can’t attend in person or

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  • The tenth edition of “Be a scientist” is over

    The tenth edition of “Be a scientist” is over

    The tenth edition of “Be a scientist” is over 780 budding scientists from schools in the local French and Geneva area set out to identify the content of mysterious boxes BROKEN IMAGE NOT MOVED (drupal url : https://voisins.cern/en/dans-la-peau-de-scientifiques-la-dixieme-edition-pris-fin) For the tenth edition of the Be a scientist project, about 780 students from 33 local school

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  • Explore CERN’s wealth of resources

    Explore CERN’s wealth of resources

    Explore CERN’s wealth of resources During the COVID-19 crisis, it is still possible to learn about CERN and the related laboratories and research from the comfort of your home Taking part in the global effort to limit the spread of COVID-19, CERN has cancelled its visits' offers as well as its programme of free and

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  • Coding Science Days

    Coding Science Days

    Coding Science Days Three days of workshops for kids and pupils aged 10 to 18, around scientific and technological kits. Are you a parent or teacher of science and technology? Are you a student between 10 and 18 years old interested in these topics? CERN Micro Club, hepia, the Informasciences association and the FacLab of

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  • Job Shadowing internships at CERN

    Job Shadowing internships at CERN

    Job Shadowing internships at CERN “Job Shadowing” internships are possible at CERN for secondary students , if this forms an obligatory part of their school programme. Did you know CERN hires not only physicists but mostly engineers, technicians and administrative staff? The laboratory hosts more than 10'000 physicists from all over the world, sent by

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