Company

CMS Collaboration

Research Services Cessy, Ain, Fr 56 employees

Employees: 56
Contacts: 3
Emails: 3

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CMS Collaboration Overview

Headquarters: Cessy, Ain, Fr
Website: cms.cern
Industry: Research Services
Employees: 56
Founded: 1992
NAICS: Scientific Research and Development Services

Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences

Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)

Keywords

Particle physics Engineering Science International collaboration Particle detector

About CMS Collaboration

The CMS experiment is one of the big detector at the largest particle physics accelerator in the world, the Large Hadron Collider(LHC) at CERN. More than 5000 physicists, engineers, computer scientists, technicians, administrative personnel, and students from over 50 countries across the globe work together to advance scientific knowledge, making CMS one of the largest scientific collaborations in the world. Founded in 1992, CMS is one of the two experiments at the #LHC that announced the discovery of the Higgs boson in 2012, opening a new chapter in particle physics. The CMS detector acts as a giant high-speed camera, taking “3D photographs” of the subatomic particles’ collisions, leading to a better understanding of the structure of matter and of the forces that rule the universe at the sub-atomic scale.

CMS Collaboration Contact Details

People in AeroLeads: 4
With contact data: 3
Email contacts: 3; 75.0% coverage

CMS Collaboration Org Chart

Sample employees and titles

Name	Title	Location	Contact
W. David Buitrago Ceballos	Researcher in High Energy Physics Phd Physics Student, Università Degli Studi Di Perugia & Cms-cern Researcher.		View
Yuichi Kubota	Retired Professor	Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States	Email
Patricia Rebello Teles	Heavy Ions and Ecal Cms Operations - Project Coordinator (Jovem Pesquisador Fluminense - Faperj). High Energy Experimental and Phenomenology Physics	Rio De Janeiro, Brazil	Email
Keti Kaadze	Associate Professor of Physics	Geneva, Switzerland	Email