i am eight mechatronics engineer at cern. welcome to the cern's robotics workshop.robots that we use regularly for inspection, maintenance and repair tasks in the accelerator complex. it has these meccano wheels so that it can move side to side easily. so, we might send robots to an area where a human might not want to go either due to risk of some oxygen depletion or some gas leaks or even if there is presence of radiation. it has got lots of different sensors on it. mostly we use cameras. this is to give what we call tele—presence so the operator has a more intuitive way of controlling and interacting with the robot. so, here you are looking at the beginnings of the prototype of the fcc robot. this could be where the future of cern is going — to build a new accelerator 100 kilometres in circumference, and in that accelerator environment, robots will be really important both as tools you can use for inspection, maintenance and repair, but also as first responders. this is a novel robotic system we are building that will inspect the inside of radio frequency cavitie

here at cern, it is a really unique community.group of people, so we are from all over the world. you can knock on the door of a nobel prize—winning scientist, ask them a question, and they will say, "come in." "let's talk about it and have a coffee." any young boy or girl's dream to work in science, right, is to go to a place which is like a town of science, and that is what cern really is. it's buzzing with the ideas. it's also buzzing with energy of a different kind, with giant laboratories that feel almost ramshackle. they're not really, though. one thing i love about cern is they seem to have most of the world's supply of tinfoil here. most famously, cern is home to the large hadron collider, the world's biggest machine, built to examine the universe's smallest particles. it smashes them together at almost the speed of light, and the last time i was here, it made me cry. cern lets us do science that no individual country could do by itself, so we can build fantastic machines like the large hadron collider — big, complex inter

he laughs and that's all we have time for in the short—cut of click at cern.ngth version. there is plenty more mind—blowing stuff waiting for you and it's on iplayer right now. thank you very much for watching and we will see you soon. in terms of flooding different parts of the uk it will of course the fats and strongest its as well 60 miles and strongest its as well 60 miles an hour gusts running to the north because bringing those large and battering waves for example sunderland and flooding in scotland has been of course real concern where we have had a number of severe flood warnings. away from scotland, we have also got lots of flood warnings in parts of england but also if few for wales. you check the later situation on the bbc weather website. in terms of weather warnings, through friday night, the warnings, through friday night, the warnings from northern england will lapse and we will be left with these warnings in scotland for saturday. amber warning and another red warning into parts of angus and aberdeen sure. another 70—100 mm of rain rainfalling

cern is one of the most famous centres for science in the world.

here at cern, it is a really unique community.ence that no individual country could do by itself, so we can build fantastic machines like the large hadron collider — big, complex international projects where the world comes together to do it. the thing about this place though is that the stuff that goes on here is highly theoretical and experimental, and it kind feels really abstract and not really relevant to our everyday lives, but plenty of stuff that has been developed here has filtered down to the real world. well, the high—energy beams that are whizzing around cern are created by particle accelerators — big ones. but there are many, many smaller ones around the world, and some of those are in hospitals, and they are being used to treat something that will affect a great many of us during our lifetimes — cancer. this is the christie in manchester — europe's largest cancer hospital — and it is one of two places in the uk where cancer patients come to be treated with proton beam therapy. it is a special form of radiotherapy whi

look at the cern project or the sezami project in several different countries. because the costs of research and development, especially in the basic research layer, are very high and require the participation of different countries. it's good that we are taking the initiative there let's take the capacity of advanced countries, in fact, equal to ours, like china, like brazil, the rest of the countries that are present in these agreements, and we can play a more prominent role through synergy , i explained, to bring the country to the international level in the field of science and technology. our time is limited, so let me ask you some other questions. in the event that was held a few days ago, i saw one thing that was very important, it was to exchange information and create questions and solve problems for issues that exist in the future, for example, solving elderly issues that some countries of the islamic world will deal with in the future in this regard, you also talk about the program that exists. now, if you have followed it, please let me know. yes, in

look at the cern project or the sezami project. how many different countries because research and development costs are very high, especially in the basic research layer, and it requires the participation of different countries. in fact, there are common problems that happen to have technological solutions, and it is good for us to take the initiative there. the capacity of advanced countries is actually on par with ours, such as china , brazil, and the rest of the countries that are part of these agreements. darren and we can play a stronger role by synergizing, and i have presented the international level in the field of science and technology for the country, and our time is limited. allow me to ask you some other questions in the event that was held a few days ago . the thing that i saw that was very important was the exchange of information and the creation of questions and problem solving for issues that exist in the future, for example, solving the problems of the elderly that some countries of the islamic world are facing i

this week, we are going atomic at the european organization for nuclear research, cern.