On 14 May, 1M2030 is hosting an online event for young speakers to present their projects in front of a large audience, and to discuss the way ahead with senior experts.
The fight against the COVID-19 pandemic has put the spotlight on the CERN Open Hardware License as a tool for publishing designs of medical devices and items of personal protective equipment, enabling their production wherever there is a need.
On 23 April, an international expert committee convened to review the HEV ventilator and advise the team developing it on the necessary next steps to deploy the ventilator in the global fight against COVID-19.
The CERN Fire and Rescue Service has always worked closely with its partners in CERN’s Host States, France and Switzerland. With the advent of COVID-19, that cooperation is closer than ever.
CERN’s production of protective visors and sanitizer gel has proven very popular with local front-line organisations and workers, necessitating a carefully coordinated supply chain.
The European Commission, working with the EU member states is organising a pan-European hackathon from 24-26 April to address COVID-19 related challenges.