CAS - 40 week, a 40 anniversary for the CERN community

CAS40 Week featured a diverse range of activities. The central point of engagement was the CAS stand, strategically positioned in Restaurant 1, which showcased the school's history, achievements, and its mission to advance accelerator technology education. This visual display was not only informative but also served as a conversation starter for attendees interested in the world of particle accelerators and their applications. In addition, CAS added a touch of fun with a "magic selfie corner." Here, attendees could come together, interact, and create lasting memories by taking pictures in a creatively designed photo booth. The selfie corner provided a lighthearted and interactive way for participants to engage with one another, fostering connections and conversations among like-minded individuals. This machine was designed by one of the colleagues at CERN, Pierre Freyermuth. If you are curious about it, you can check all the information about this fascinating project here https://pierremuth.wordpress.com/2016/04/09/icebreaker-game/ A particularly exciting highlight of CAS40 Week was a special concert scheduled for the 14th of September during lunchtime. This concert, organised in collaboration with the CERN Music Club, promised to be a celebration of both the school's milestone and the power of networking within the CERN research community.