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CERN to expel hundreds of Russian scientists, continue research with Russia

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Europe’s premier particle-physics laboratory, CERN, is set to expel hundreds of Russian-affiliated scientists by the end of November. This decision marks the end of a decades-long collaboration with Russia, a move triggered by the country’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022. CERN is grappling with the challenge of isolating Russia while maintaining relationships with the broader scientific community. The decision is further complicated by CERN’s ongoi…

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CERN to expel hundreds of Russian scientists, continue research with Russia

Europe’s premier particle-physics laboratory, CERN, is set to expel hundreds of Russian-affiliated scientists by the end of November. This decision marks the end of a decades-long collaboration with Russia, a move triggered by the country’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022. CERN is grappling with the challenge of isolating Russia while maintaining relationships with the broader scientific community. The decision is further complicated by CERN’s ongoi…

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CERN to expel hundreds of Russian scientists

The researchers will lose their access to CERN, which operates the largest particle physics laboratory in the world, by December.

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European Organization for Nuclear Research Set to Expel Hundreds of Russian Scientists

CERN, the European particle-physics organization that operates the Large Hadron Collider, is set to expel hundreds of scientists affiliated with Russia from its facilities. This decision follows the organization’s move to cut ties with Moscow after Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine, effectively ending nearly six decades of collaboration. Although Russia was never a full member of CERN, it had worked closely with the institution on nuclear physic…

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