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ALICE visit point
ALICE visit point ALICE visit point ALICE’s permanent exhibition at LHC Point 2 allows visitors to explore the experiment even when the cavern is closed. It features a full-scale detector mock-up, information displays, and an immersive video explaining ALICE’s history and research on quark-gluon plasma. For the use of this section material, follow the Terms
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ATLAS visit point
ATLAS visit point ATLAS visit point The Control Room of ATLAS, a visit point at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), is one of two general-purpose detectors. It investigates a wide range of physics, from the search for the Higgs boson to extra dimensions and particles that could make up dark matter. For the use of
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LEIR/LINAC 2 visit point
LEIR/LINAC 2 visit point LINAC 2 visit point At this visit point, you discover Linac 2, CERN’s former linear proton accelerator, and LEIR, the Low Energy Ion Ring—key elements of the accelerator chain that prepare and inject protons and heavy ions into larger machines for physics experiments. For the use of this section material, follow
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Synchrocyclotron visit point
Synchrocyclotron visit point Synchrocyclotron visit point The Synchrocyclotron (SC), built in 1957, was CERN’s first accelerator. It provided beams for CERN’s first experiments in particle and nuclear physics. Discover CERN and Synchrocyclotron history through an immersive multimedia experience. For the use of this section material, follow the Terms of Use for CERN Audiovisual Media |
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Synchrocyclotron visit point
Synchrocyclotron visit point Synchrocyclotron visit point The Synchrocyclotron (SC), built in 1957, was CERN’s first accelerator. It provided beams for CERN’s first experiments in particle and nuclear physics. Discover CERN and Synchrocyclotron history through an immersive multimedia experience. For the use of this section material, follow the Terms of Use for CERN Audiovisual Media |
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Computing Centre visit point
Computing Centre visit point Computing Centre visit point The visit point is designed to give visitors an immersive experience of the day-to-day life, history, and functioning of IT at CERN. For the use of this section material, follow the Terms of Use for CERN Audiovisual Media | Copyright and terms of use of CERN content
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Computing Centre visit point
Computing Centre visit point Computing Centre visit point The visit point is designed to give visitors an immersive experience of the day-to-day life, history, and functioning of IT at CERN. For the use of this section material, follow the Terms of Use for CERN Audiovisual Media | Copyright and terms of use of CERN content
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CERN Control Centre visit point
CERN Control Centre visit point CERN Control Centre visit point The CERN Control Centre (CCC) visit point is a specialized guided tour location where visitors can observe the "nerve centre" of CERN’s accelerator complex. It provides an, often, real-time view into how the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) and other accelerators are monitored and operated. For
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Curious connections
Curious connections Exhibitions are available on our CDS Posters section Curious connections / Dialogues insolites Panels of … x … mm Dialogues insolites’ or ‘Curious connections’ exhibition in the Globe – CERN Document Server For the use of this section material, follow the Terms of Use for CERN Audiovisual Media | Copyright and terms of
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Objects for loan
Objects for loan Exhibitions are available on our CDS Posters section Objects for loan Some of the most iconic parts of our detectors and accelerators are available for temporary loan. Search the database for further information: Heritage Collection for Loan to Museums and Science Centres Our objects are usually on display at big scientific events,