National Instrument Center for CERN Experiments – University of Copenhagen

NICE is the National Instrument Center for CERN research. NICE supports Danish researchers in utilizing CERN's accelerator and detector infrastructure. Current activities include ALICE, ALPHA, ATLAS, CAST and ISOLDE.

CERN
CERN is an acronym for Centre Européen pour la Recherche Nucleaire. It is the world’s foremost laboratory for fundamental research in high-energy physics and for accelerator development and related advanced technologies.
Outreach and education
The CERN Summer Student Programme offers undergraduate students of physics, computing and engineering a unique opportunity to join in the day-to-day work of research teams participating in experiments at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland.
Experiments and Research
Danish groups currently participate in the following experiments at CERN. Follow the links for more information about the experiments and the international collaborations.
Members & organisation
About 125 researchers and graduate students in Denmark use CERN either by contributing and participating directly in the experiments or by carrying out theoretical work related to CERN physics.

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