On the border between Switzerland and France, CERN houses the world’s largest and most complex scientific instruments for investigating the subatomic world. 

This year holds special significance for the research facility – on 29 September, it turns 70. And, even though so much has already been discovered through CERN, it feels like the work has just begun.

Join the CERN 70 Anniversary tour for a day of activities – an exhibition, an inspiring lunch seminar, and an evening event, including a popular scientific talk on current research at CERN. The evening event is held in Swedish.

It is the perfect opportunity to get a look deeply into what CERN has done and does and how you can be a part of future of the world's most spoken about research facility.

Are you a student, and perhaps you have never thought that CERN could be the next step in your career? Find out what it is like to join one of CERN’s many student programs and get to know more about the challenges you would be working on at CERN.

As a research facility, CERN requires people with innovative mindsets and diverse skills in everything from engineering and computer science to administration and international relations.

12:00–13:15 | Lunch seminar | Opportunities for students

Giulia Ripellino, post doc student at Uppsala University and Anton Lu from CERN speaks about the activities at CERN and lets you in on the exciting opportunities available for students at one of the world’s largest research laboratories. 

The seminar is free of charge, but registration in advance is required (Link at the top of the page). Lunch (vegetarian) is included if you register.

The seminar is held in English.

WHERE: Naturvetarhuset, sal NAT.D.360, Umeå University