Next Generation Triggers
Innovative computing technologies for data acquisition and processing
for the High-Luminosity Large Hadron Collider and beyond
Our research
Experiment Trigger Systems
ATLAS and CMS experts in NextGen develop new workflows and data processing techniques to increase the sensitivity of future particle physics triggers
Heterogeneous Computing
NextGen develops and benchmarks software and techniques to exploit accelerated computing architectures keeping in mind cost and energy efficiency
Artificial Intelligence
NextGen investigates the use of AI technologies to improve the experiments’ physics impact leveraging massive data throughput pipelines and large-scale models
Physics Simulation
Theoretical physicists and software engineers in NextGen look at new event generators techniques to improve simulation and detection of exotic signatures
Education and Training
NextGen works with the High-Energy Physics community and computer science experts to provide new generations of scientists with the right skills for tomorrow’s challenges
News & Events
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Advancing Quantum Simulation and Computing for High-Energy Physics – TH Institute in collaboration with NGT
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The intersection of quantum simulation, quantum computation, and high-energy physics (HEP) is opening new frontiers in scientific discovery. This year, the CERN’S TH Institutes, organized in collaboration with CERN Quantum Technology Initiative (QTI) and NextGen Triggers (NGT), will bring together experts from these fields to explore how quantum technologies can revolutionize fundamental physics research. The…
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Join the 17th Thematic CERN School of Computing on Machine Learning!
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in SchoolsMachine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) are becoming essential tools in scientific research, revolutionizing the way we analyze data and develop computational techniques. To equip researchers with the latest advancements in ML applications, CERN is organizing the 17th Thematic CERN School of Computing (tCSC Machine Learning 2025), taking place from June 8 to 14,…
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Lattice QCD on Exascale Computing: The NGT Algorithm Workshop Recap
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This week, from December 9th to 11th, 2024, CERN played host to the NGT Algorithm Workshop – Lattice QCD at the large scale on exascale computing facilities, a dynamic three-day event bringing together leading experts in physics and computing. Part of the Next Generation Triggers (NGT) project and embedded within Task 1.5: New Computing Strategies…
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NextGen Triggers Technical Workshop kicks off at CERN
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On Monday, 25 November 2024, the inaugural Next Generation Triggers 1st Technical Workshop commenced at CERN, setting the stage for three afternoons of in-depth discussions on innovative approaches in trigger systems for the High-Luminosity Large Hadron Collider (HL-LHC). This workshop, running from 25 to 27 November and with over 100 participants everyday both in person…
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Exploring New Frontiers: Tensor Networks and QML for High-Energy Physics
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As scientific discovery in high-energy physics reaches unprecedented depths, the computational challenges of analyzing vast datasets and complex interactions are becoming increasingly daunting. On November 4-5, 2024, CERN hosted the Workshop on Tensor Networks and (Quantum) Machine Learning for High-Energy Physics, an important event in the journey of the Next Generation Triggers (NGT) project. Organized…
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NextGen Triggers at ESC 2024: A Journey into Advanced Scientific Computing
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As part of our commitment to continuous learning and development, T4.2, the STEAM Programme, plays a crucial role in equipping our team members with the advanced skills in cutting-edge computing and data science. This commitment to education prepared seven of our colleagues to pack their bags, laptops, and curiosity to join the 15th ESC International…