How well do you know the CERN & Society Foundation?

Did you know that the CERN & Society Foundation is celebrating its 10th anniversary this month?

Created in June 2014 to support and promote CERN’s mission and its benefits to the wider public, the CERN & Society Foundation works nationally and internationally across three main areas: education and outreach, innovation and knowledge exchange, and culture and creativity.

• Education and outreach includes projects such as the Beamline for Schools competition, the CERN Non-Member State PhD Studentship Scheme and the Non-Member State Summer Students programme.
• Innovation and knowledge exchange encompasses several projects, including: CERN-MEDICIS, which enables researchers to develop new approaches to fight cancer; TimePix, which is a detector for monitoring radiation in the environment and has an educational component for students; and Zenodo, an open source tool, built and developed at CERN to ensure that everyone can join in with open science.
• Culture and creativity projects include the Arts at CERN programme. 

A key achievement of the Foundation is of course the CERN Science Gateway: as part of the Foundation’s portfolio, the CERN Science Gateway would not have been possible without the generous support of its sponsors.

You can find out more about the Foundation via its website and its latest Annual Review. To find out how you can support the Foundation, click here.

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How to enter the CERN & Society Foundation anniversary game:

• You must have a CERN email address to take part in this game.
• Watch the 10th anniversary impact video, above, and add together all of the impressive numbers that appear in the on-screen text.
• Send your total number to bulletin-editors@cern.ch by Sunday, 7 July at 11.59 p.m. CEST.
• Three winners will be drawn at random from among those who answer correctly. They will each win a CERN & Society Foundation water bottle.
• The three winners will be announced in the next CERN Bulletin.

Good luck!