A new initiative by the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics is supporting six scientists to promote engagement and education in accelerator science

JUAS offers two courses to scientists and engineers interested in finding out more about particle accelerator physics and applications

JUAS has played a key role over several decades in shaping the careers of many scientists in top laboratories, industry, and academia

The 85 participants gained theoretical and hands-on experience of working on particle accelerator technologies

Over the last decades, the learning path of an accelerator scientist has evolved. Two CERN group leaders tell us how CAS Courses are proving invaluable.

A panel discussion explored how various cultures and societies perceive the relationship between science and religion, and the responsibilities of scientists and religious leaders in building trust in science among their respective communities.

The CAS team concludes a year of courses and celebrations while looking at its future in 2024.

The CAS organised a grand event at CERN to celebrate the fortieth anniversary of this previous educational community.

During 10 weeks for JUAS, students will benefit from high-level tutorials, practical sessions, visits at CERN, etc. given by experts in particle accelerators.

As the CERN Accelerator School turns 40, its former director, Hermann Schmickler, tells us how the school evolved into a modern institution.