This article is republished from Symmetry magazine.
Summer Student News
News relating the CERN openlab Summer Student programme. An RSS feed of this content can be found here.
The final students participating in the 2017 CERN openlab Summer Student Programme recently left CERN.
Want to learn about the exciting projects the CERN openlab summer students have been working on? Then come along to the “lighting talk” sessions on Friday, 11 and Tuesday, 15 August.
Are you passionate about science? Do you like communicating that passion to the general public? Then come along to the 2017 CERN Summer Student Webfest on the weekend of 21-23 July!
We’re very pleased to announce our participation in a new EU project, which officially began on 1 July. The project, called DEEP-EST, aims to develop ‘a modular supercomputer tailored to the complexity of state-of-the-art simulation codes and the growing range of tasks at computing centres’.
We’re pleased to announce that CERN openlab has officially launched its new logo and design package today! We’re working on a whole new array of communications tools for the start of our new three-year phase in 2018, including a brand new website!
Today, the first students participating in the 2017 CERN openlab Summer Student Programme have arrived at CERN. In total, 37 students were selected from over 1500 applicants to the programme. The remaining students will arrive over the next two weeks.
Next week, the first 2017 CERN openlab summer students will arrive at the laboratory. For the 37 students selected, a summer of enriching work — with fascinating lectures, exciting trips, and hands-on experience with the latest ICT hardware and software — awaits.
We would like to thank each of the 1580 students who applied to the CERN openlab Summer Student Programme. This year, 37 students have been selected from 22 different countries.
Applications for the 2017 CERN openlab Summer Student Programme are now open. Apply and open a world of possibilities!
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