Image
Image

Mandate

The CERN Technology (TE) Department is responsible for designing, developing, operating and maintaining superconducting and normal-conducting magnets, magnet and circuit protection systems, cryogenic installations, and ultra-high vacuum systems. It maintains world-class expertise and state-of-the-art knowledge in the associated specialized technological fields such as low and high temperature superconducting technology, machine protection and electrical quality assurance, cryogenic and vacuum technology, and coating and surface treatment techniques. The TE Department performs the research and development in these areas required for the consolidation and upgrade of the existing CERN accelerator complex and for future CERN projects, in full collaboration with European partners and international collaborators. The TE Department is fully committed to the safety, environmental sustainability, and long-term viability of its activities, and to training and developing the next generation of physicists, engineers and technicians in its domains of expertise.

TE News

No posts were found. Try to change the category or the date filters.

Image

TE Groups

The TE Department at CERN stands for Technology Department. It is responsible for developing, operating, and maintaining many of the technical systems that make CERN’s accelerators and experiments possible.

The TE technologies are organised according to 5 groups and safety support.

Image

TE-VSC

  • Design, operation and maintenance of accelerator vacuum systems
  • Surface engineering
  • Thin-film coatings for accelerator components
Image

TE-CRG

  • Development and operation of cryogenic systems for superconducting accelerators and experiments
Image
  • Design, construction, testing and maintenance of superconducting magnets and cryostats
Image

TE-MPE

  • Protect accelerator equipment from failures
  • Ensure safe operation of superconducting circuits and electrical systems
Image

TE-DPS

  • Department-wide planning, project coordination, resource management, administrative support, training and quality processes
  • Innovation for future projects
Image

Safety First

  • Lead and coordinate the Department’s occupational safety program by providing expert guidance, ensuring regulatory compliance, overseeing safety documentation, training, incident prevention, emergency preparedness, and supporting the network of Safety Officers