Member network
From founding institutions to later signatories, CCICC brings together the core of China's participation in CERN experiments, accelerators and computing.
Founding institutions
In 2019 these six institutions established the consortium and signed the first CERN–CCICC MoU.
Institute of High Energy Physics, CAS中国科学院高能物理研究所
Host of the CCICC Secretariat. Home to BEPCII and LHAASO, IHEP contributes to the LHC experiments, accelerator technology and WLCG distributed computing.
University of Science and Technology of China中国科学技术大学
A broad programme spanning particle theory, experiment and accelerator technology, with long-standing contributions to LHC physics, detector development and training.
University of Chinese Academy of Sciences中国科学院大学
Drawing on CAS's research-and-education network, UCAS brings together particle physics, cosmology and accelerator expertise and trains the next generation of researchers.
Peking University北京大学
A leading centre for high-energy physics in China, contributing to LHC physics analysis, detector upgrades and frontier theory.
Nanjing University南京大学
Strong in particle physics experiment, dark-matter detection and scientific computing, with an active international collaboration and training record.
Central China Normal University华中师范大学
Known for quark-matter and high-energy heavy-ion research, with sustained involvement in LHC heavy-ion experiments and theory.
Growing membership
CCICC continues to welcome universities and institutes engaged with CERN. Sixteen institutions have signed the charter, with several more in the pipeline, strengthening its representation across ATLAS, CMS and beyond.
The full membership list and representatives are published by the Secretariat.
Membership pipeline
Beyond the 16 charter signatories, several more universities and institutes are in the membership process. The full list is published by the Secretariat.
Why join
Nominate Institutional Board representatives for each experiment and domain.
A single channel to CERN and to national funding and policy bodies.
Early access to policy, governance, meetings and project opportunities.
Participate internationally as part of a visible national consortium.
Eligibility
Membership is open to Chinese universities, research institutes and related organisations engaged with CERN.
With programmes in particle physics, nuclear physics, accelerators or scientific computing, and active CERN collaboration.
National institutes working on LHC experiments, detectors, accelerator technology or distributed computing.
Other organisations connected to CERN collaboration, subject to the consortium's governance process.
Join CCICC
Chinese universities and research institutes engaged with CERN are invited to join the consortium and share its platform and mission.