Tag: ATLAS PhD Grant
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Supporting talented students with the ATLAS PhD Grant
Supporting talented students with the ATLAS PhD Grant On 13 April 2021, the recipients of this year’s ATLAS PhD Grant were celebrated in an online ceremony. These talented and motivated students will receive 1.5 years’ funding for their studies at CERN, giving them the opportunity to enhance their doctoral studies in a one-of-a-kind research environment. The
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ATLAS PhD Grant: A way forward
ATLAS PhD Grant: A way forward Welcome to a brand edition of the Project Leadership Series! This series aims to explore the various activities under the wing of the CERN & Society Foundation, through the lens of the managers and mentors facilitating these projects. This time, we have with us Peter Jenni, mentor of the ATLAS
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Looking back at a year full of achievements
Looking back at a year full of achievements At the CERN & Society Foundation, it is our mission ‘To Spread the spirit of CERN Scientific curiosity, for the inspiration and benefit of society’. And we are proud to say that we have taken great strides towards achieving this goal in the last year. We have
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A change in leadership
A change in leadership With deep gratitude for their contributions and commitment, we announce today that the Chair of the CERN & Society Foundation Board, Anne Richards, and the Deputy Chair and Board Member designated by CERN, Peter Jenni, have completed their second and final terms with the CERN & Society Foundation Board. Anne and Peter,
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Celebrating the recipients of the 2019 ATLAS PhD Grant
Celebrating the recipients of the 2019 ATLAS PhD Grant At an award ceremony in the Globe of Science and Innovation, the recipients of the 2019 ATLAS PhD Grant were celebrated in the presence of CERN & Society donors and members of the ATLAS community. The ATLAS PhD Grant has been supporting up-and-coming talents in particle
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Hear it from our donor
Hear it from our donor Heather Gray: The importance of giving back. Winner of the 2018 Young Scientist Prize granted by IUPAP (International Union of Pure and Applied Physics), Heather Gray sits with us to discuss her journey through particle physics and the reason behind the donation of her prize to the CERN & Society