For decades, scientists have pushed the boundaries of accelerator physics, but a new frontier is about to be crossed. The CERN Accelerator School (CAS) is thrilled to announce its most ambitious course yet:
"Beam Travel and Teleportation: A Quantum Leap for Particle Accelerators"

Thanks to the CERN archive, we can recover part of the history of CERN and the CERN Accelerator School. Here you can find the opening speech by P.J. Bryant and Kjell Johnsen.

During our Introductory course in Spain we sent some greetings for CERN

The 85 participants gained theoretical and hands-on experience of working on particle accelerator technologies

After 12 days of intense lectures, diverse visits to the industry and research centers, and continuous and changing hands-on exercises, we are happy to announce the successful completion of our recent CAS course in the Netherlands.

With deep sadness and love, we take note of the passing of Dr. Philip John Bryant
Besides his accomplishments as renowned physicist, Phil was one of the founding fathers of the CERN Accelerator School, and served as Head of the CAS from 1985 to 1991.
His contributions to the accelerator physics community have made a lasting impact.
Our thoughts and condolences are with Phil's family, friends, and colleagues during this difficult time.

Over the last decades, the learning path of an accelerator scientist has evolved. Two CERN group leaders tell us how CAS Courses are proving invaluable.