The names on the work
One group in two laboratories: NIPS at UFJF, in Brazil, and Route Salam at CERN, in Switzerland. The figure drawn around this heading is its published record, every author joined to everyone they signed with.
- people
- 120
- published works
- 147
- coauthor pairs
- 619
- years
- 2001–2026
Every dot is a person and every line is a work they signed together; the violet dots work here. Point at a dot to read the name. Pressing a violet one opens that person's record further down the page.Every dot is a person and every line is a work they signed together; the violet dots work here. Tap a dot to read the name. Tapping a violet one opens that person's record further down the page.
Our Mission
To bring engineering, software, particle physics and logic together into concrete tools, architectures and systems that scientific research can actually use, and to prepare the next generation of scientists by putting undergraduates inside real experiments alongside CERN researchers.
What defines NIPS-CERN is where its undergraduates work. They are inside real CERN experiments, on active physics analyses and detector instrumentation, next to international researchers.
Laboratory Coordinator
Our Team
Everyone in both rooms. Press a portrait to open the record: the biography, the research areas, the awards, and how much of the archive carries that name.
UFJF Laboratory Infrastructure at CERN
The group works from two laboratories: NIPS at UFJF, in Brazil, and this one at CERN, in Switzerland, where UFJF researchers contribute directly to the ATLAS experiment.
Formerly LAPTEL. The Brazilian laboratory has carried three names. It began as LAPTEL, the Signal Processing and Telecommunications Laboratory; became NIPS, the Centre for Instrumentation and Signal Processing; and took the name NIPS-CERN when the CERN collaboration was formalised and the group gained its second laboratory, at Route Salam in Meyrin. In Brazil the group works from the PPEE building, home of the Graduate Program in Electrical Engineering at UFJF.
Explore our workspace at CERN in an interactive panoramic tour.
