Do you have questions about #neutrinos? CERN will go live from the Neutrino Platform with two other international laboratories ­– Fermilab will broadcast from the control room for its neutrino experiments and SURF from its Ross Hoistroom. Join us to find out what makes studying neutrinos unique, why do we need a giant liquid-argon detector to study them, why do researchers need to go nearly a mile (1.5 km) underground and much more. #DUNEParticlePursuit Send your questions to @cern on Instagram,

#LHCRun3 is about to start! 🤩 Since #restartingLHC in April 2022, CERN experts have worked around the clock to progressively recommission the Large Hadron Collider and safely ramp up the energy and intensity of the beams, before delivering collisions to the LHC experiments at the world-record energy of 13.6 TeV. Join us live on 5 July, 16.00 CEST to celebrate the beginning of the third run of the LHC, called Run 3. ⬇️ | CERN