Hi-Phi September 2008 - Issue 176

In this issue...

1. List of speakers on the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) and related science
2. Big Bang touring exhibition goes to Bristol
3. For your CERN diary

1. LHC website (link opens in a new window) under 'resources'. This list will be publicised, in particular, to the Cafe Scientifique network to encourage Cafe Scientifique debates on LHC-related science.

2. Big Bang touring exhibition goes to Bristol

The Big Bang Touring Exhibition (on the LHC), currently at Liverpool's World Museum, will move to its fourth and last venue at the end of September. From the 27^th September to the 15^th December 08 it will be hosted by the At-Bristol Science Centre, Bristol.

Dr Ray Mathias - UK LHC Communications Manager
Mobile: + 44 (0)7770 981655

3. For your CERN diary

Now that you are refreshed after the summer break, it’s time to start thinking again about your next study or career move.

Take a look at CERN’s recruitment web site and see what’s available – there isn’t a better time to be going to CERN as the LHC has successfully started, and there are plenty of exciting opportunities for physicists, engineers and computer scientists right now!

Forthcoming application deadlines:

• Marie Curie Actions (up to 3 years): recruiting now – various dates (see CERN’s recruitment web site)
• Technical Students (6 to 12 months): 29 October
• Doctoral Students (up to 3 years): 29 October

Use the CERN recruitment website (link opens in a new window) to apply - you will also find details of each of the programmes.