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At CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, physicists and engineers are probing the fundamental structure of the universe.

With climate change impacts accelerating, the media have more than ever a critical role to play in facilitating the general public’s understanding of environmental sciences. The challenge is to move from scientific expertise to science popularization in an efficient way.

Communicating scientific ideas to the public in a way that everybody understands can be a very tricky business at the best of times.

More transparency as well as accurate and informative communications on science matters are more important than ever. And we need to tell the whole story on the impact of what we’re doing today on the environment of the future.

Thanks to the large concentration of high-level research within a small area, Lunch@Lab visits take place during the lunch breaks. Fingerfood and sandwiches will be provided, so that the discovery of the labs and discussions with the researchers can last up to around 90 minutes. (Lunchbags will be offered)