CERN-wide meetings, trainings and events

We would like to invite the members of the CERN personnel to an information meeting which will be held in the Auditorium on Friday 14 december 1979 at 15.00 hours. The results of the Social Enquiry (RESCO) will be presented at the meeting together with the standpoint of the management in preparation for the forthcoming meetings of the Finance Commitee and Council. Only members of the CERN personnel are invited to this meeting..

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We would like to invite the members of the CERN personnel to an information meeting which will be held in the Auditorium on Friday 7 march 1980 at 14.30 hours. The main topic of this meeting will be the implementation of the RESCO recommandations as approved by Council and the Finance Committee. Only members of the CERN personnel are invited to this meeting..

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Speech from the former general director, Prof. H. SCHOPPER, about the new budget, which has been for the first time reduced, the futur of Cern and his futur recrutment policy..

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Speech from the former general director, Prof. H. SCHOPPER, about the new budget, which has been for the first time reduced, the futur of Cern and his futur recrutment policy..

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As every year, the General-Director presents the next scientific program and budget. For the first time, CERN has not only to consider the next year but also these after the LEP construction. The Council has also requested an estimation of the costs for the next fifteen years..

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After the attribution of the Nobel Prize of Physics to S. van der MEER and C. RUBBIA, the two physicists describe their respective works that valueted them this reward..

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Prof. MUELLER first tells about the discovery of this high temperature new class of superconducting material. Then he explains the electronics properties and concludes with some applications and possibilities..

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In the first part, Prof. von WEIZSACKER deals with the political and moral situation for the scientists today. Then he speaks about the concrete problems of our times, often connected with science : social-economic problems, ecological problems and the problem of peace and war..

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- Prof. J. STEINBERGER, laureate of the Nobel Prize 88, deals with his experiments on neutrino beams as he was in the United States that valueted him the Nobel Prize. - Prof. LEDERMAN presents his next talk in Stockolm on the occasion of the ceremony of the Nobel Prizes. The title is "Two neutrinos to the Standard Model"..

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Friday 23 November saw two memorable events at CERN. In the morning there was a private visit by Czechoslovakia's President Vaclav HAVEL to the laboratory where he met Director General Carlo RUBBIA and went down into the LEP tunnel to see the machine and visit the DELPHI experiment, where Czechoslovak physicists are particularly involved. Informal discussions on his country's intent to become a CERN Member State had taken place the previous day. The afternoon saw a 'Simon VAN DER MEER Fest' marking the formal retirement of the gifted machine physicist who has made so many so many valuable contributions, notably the invention of stochastic cooling and its subsequent development for CERN's antiproton profect. For their decisive contributions to the 1983 discovery of the W and Z particles, he and Carlo RUBBIA shared the 1984 Nobel Physics Prize. Chairman : U. AMALDI.

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Symposium on quantum physics in memory of John Stewart Bell : The breaking of classical symmetries by quantum mechanics.

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pt.1 and pt.2 : Eol: CMS : a compact solenoidal detector for LHC.

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