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I've actually been keeping track of CERN's development (although loosely) for about 4 years. Recently, there's been news of it and its almost finished. This stuff is amazing...can anyone tell me the goals of CERN??
CERN is a research facility, and more accurately a collection of reserach facilites that have been around a long time - since the early 1950's. Is one by any chance referring to the Large Hadron Collider which is the newest large accelerator system at CERN.Gear300 said:I've actually been keeping track of CERN's development (although loosely) for about 4 years. Recently, there's been news of it and its almost finished. This stuff is amazing...can anyone tell me the goals of CERN??
The purpose of keeping track of CERN's development is to monitor the progress and advancements made at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN). This includes tracking scientific discoveries, technological developments, and collaborations with other institutions.
CERN's development is measured and recorded through various methods such as scientific publications, conference presentations, and progress reports. Additionally, data from experiments and observations are collected and analyzed to track the organization's development.
Some recent milestones achieved by CERN include the discovery of the Higgs boson particle, the development of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), and the successful operation of the world's largest and most powerful particle accelerator.
CERN's development has a significant impact on the scientific community as it pushes the boundaries of knowledge and understanding in the field of particle physics. The organization's advancements and discoveries have led to new technologies, theories, and collaborations that benefit the entire scientific community.
Some challenges faced in keeping track of CERN's development include managing and analyzing massive amounts of data, coordinating with international collaborators, and staying up-to-date with rapidly evolving technologies and techniques in the field of particle physics.