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CERN
Also known as European Organization for Nuclear Research, home.cern
Internationale organisatie die onderzoek doet naar elementaire deeltjes nabij Geneve, Zwitserland
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CERN is a large international scientific laboratory based near Geneva that studies particle physics, the science of the smallest building blocks of matter and energy. Founded in 1954 and now involving 24 member countries, it operates the world's most powerful particle physics equipment to help scientists understand fundamental questions about how the universe works.
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- CERN's main site in Meyrin, Switzerland, looking towards the French border
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- Meyrin, Geneva, Switzerland
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Article · Nederlands
CERN is een Europese organisatie die fundamenteel onderzoek doet naar elementaire deeltjes. De organisatie is gehuisvest in Meyrin, in het kanton Genève ten westen van de stad Genève op de grens van Frankrijk en Zwitserland.
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