Global impact
Direct participation in the world's largest particle physics experiment.
Science Development Accelerator NGOWorld-class science
World-class science
in Mongolia.
We connect Mongolian scientists with the world's leading research and collaborations. Our goal is to bring world-class science to Mongolia and to showcase Mongolian talent to the world.
- LHC ring
- 27 km
- Collision energy
- 13.6 TeV
- Revolutions / second
- 11 245
- Mongolia · LHCb
- since 2025
01 · Our mission
More about usAdvancing Mongolian science on the global stage
We believe in the power of collaboration and the potential of Mongolian talent. Our goal is to build bridges between local researchers and world-leading institutions such as CERN.
Local growth
Nurturing the next generation of Mongolian physicists and engineers.
Innovation
Bringing cutting-edge detector and computing technology to Mongolia.
Education
Intensive training and workshops for students and researchers.
02 · Events
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Conferences, summer schools and public lectures – register early.
Past
29 June – 2 July 2026 · NUM Building I, Room 301, Ulaanbaatar
Theoretical Physics Summer School 2026
Standard Model, the LHCb experiment and the basics of quantum mechanics – four days of intensive lectures with hands-on MadGraph5 sessions. NUM Building I, Room 301.
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8 – 12 June 2026 · National University of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar
Mongolia–CERN LHCb 2026 Conference
A five-day international conference with lectures by 16 CERN scientists, a student poster session and a public lecture. NUM, Ulaanbaatar.
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CERN · Geneva, Switzerland · Dec 2025
03 · Mongolia – CERN LHCb
Part of the world's largest experiment
With the Institute of Physics and Technology joining the LHCb collaboration at CERN as an associate member, Mongolian researchers now take part directly in b- and c-quark physics, detector and data-processing research.
- 2025The Institute of Physics and Technology of the Mongolian Academy of Sciences joined the CERN LHCb collaboration as an associate member. NGO representatives visited CERN.
- June 2026Mongolia–CERN LHCb 2026 conference in Ulaanbaatar: 16 CERN scientists, public lecture, student posters.
- June–July 2026Theoretical Physics Summer School 2026 – four days of intensive training at the National University of Mongolia.
04 · People
The people leading Mongolia's team
Dolgoon U.
Chair of the Board
Erkhembayar M.
Executive Director
Baasansuren B. (Ph.D)
Board Member, Head of Mongolia's LHCb group
Enkhbat Ts. (Ph.D)
Board Member
Our partner organizations
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Whether you are a student, a researcher or a potential sponsor, your participation in the Mongolia–CERN LHCb collaboration matters.