The site of the retirees of CERN and ESO
The Local Information and Coordination Centre (CLIC) invites you to take part in a forum entitled ‘Ageing Well in the Pays de Gex: test your health’, which will be held on 25 September at the Espace Vaise in Segny.
This free forum is open to all.
The CLIC team looks forward to welcoming you from 10 a.m. onwards.
More informations: https://www.paysdegexagglo.fr/9300-bien-vieillir.htm
STELLAR will bring together world-renowned scientists and Nobel Laureates, including Samuel Ting, Barry Barish, Takaaki Kajita, and Michel Mayor, alongside astronauts such as Chris Cassidy, Meganne Christian, Matthias Maurer, Paolo Nespoli, and Luca Parmitano.
Talks – Meet the astronauts – Music under the stars, etc..
Activities and concerts are free and open to everyone. Registration is strongly recommended to attend the talks onsite. You can find full programme details and register here: https://indico.cern.ch/e/stellar
If you’re unable to join us in Geneva, you can still follow the talks via the live webcast on YouTube
A blood donation campaign will take place at CERN on 22-23 July, building 29. More information can be found following this link.
CERN is organizing an information session, giving the local public the opportunity to stay informed about the latest results presented in the FCC feasibility study report and to exchange with CERN teams on the territorial implications.
Registration is recommended in order to guarantee a seat in the auditorium. Subject to availability, seats not occupied 15 minutes prior to the start of the conference will be allocated to non-registered attendees who wish to attend.
Celebrating 70 years by your side!
The Staff Association is pleased to invite all members of personnel, their families, and pensioners to join in a grand celebration:
Work Schedule Management: Exceptional flexibility has been granted by the Director-General for the period between 12:00 and 16:00.
Food and drink stands will be set up outside on the Esplanade of Restaurant 1.
R1 and the Grab & Go will remain open and operate as usual.
A selection of street food favorites will be available for everyone, along with a sweet corner sure to delight both young and old.
Please note that the outdoor stands will only accept cash payments. Make sure to bring cash with you.
Alcohol consumption is strictly permitted only between 12:00 and 14:00, in accordance with the provisions of Operational Circular No. 8.
Please ensure that your family members have a valid and named access card before coming on site.
More information on requesting a family access card is available on the admin e-guide: https://admin-eguide.web.cern.ch/procedure/carte-dacces-au-cern
You can also request a one-day visitor card via the following link: https://cern.service-now.com/service-portal?id=sc_cat_item&name=cern-visitor-card&fe=visitor-access-card.
As you can see, your Staff Association representatives have prepared a friendly and festive afternoon for you and your families. Mark your calendars and come join the celebration!
The Staff Association is pleased to invite you to the conference:
Growing up, thriving, living with an invisible difference, by Dr Olivier REVOL
Managers need a proper understanding of these atypical forms of behaviour to bring in changes that foster healthier social interaction and make the workplace a better place for everyone.
Friday 06/06/2025 – 7.30pm – 500/1-001 – Main Auditorium
Conference in French
Free of charge
For more information and registration:
Meet the author of “Quantix”, “Infinix” and “Cosmix”: https://indico.cern.ch/event/1514730/
Meet the author of “La physique quantique par Antman, les pokémon… et les super-héros !”: https://indico.cern.ch/event/1530037/
Meet the authors of “New Frontiers in Science in the Era of AI”: https://indico.cern.ch/event/1505867/
Find out more about activities for seniors link
A blood donation campaign will take place at CERN on 25 March, building 29. More information can be found following this link.
For more information: https://www.geneve.ch/public/seniors
The City of Geneva recently published its new Long Life Policy, which aims to improve the quality of life of senior citizens. The policy will be presented at two meetings organised on Monday 10 and Thursday 13 February 2025 in the Plainpalais and Pâquis neighbourhoods.
The City is counting on your participation: it wants to hear your concrete ideas to enrich the future action plan. So don’t hesitate: sign up for one of the two proposed meetings before 7 February by following the instructions below.
Your opinion counts!
Christina Kitsos
Mayor of the City of Geneva
(Original text in French – translated by us into English)