Elettra Crowd newsletter 2019 n. 2
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Welcome to Elettra Crowd!
2019 Spring has come with a bang to the world scientific scenery with the first observation of a black hole. Synchrotron science, though it appears light years away from astrophysics, is also based on measurements regarding electromagnetic radiation. Thus, all within the confines of our beloved experimental halls of Elettra and FERMI, everyday we discover new worlds in miniature. You can find some examples among our latest scientific highlights. We also share with you the news on the successful completion of the Trieste leg of the HERCULES school on synchrotron radiation, which was a fun and extremely valuable occasion to spread the knowledge on x-ray physics. Last but not least, do not forget to take a look at the Wayforlight.eu web site, which is the principal hub to reach more than 300 beamlines in 38 European light source facilities. We look forward to seeing you with us here at Elettra! The Elettra Crowd team Research Highlights
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A new agreement between IAEA and Elettra has been signed to regulate access to the XRF beamline and experimental station for advanced X-ray spectrometry and related analytical techniques. Read more... |
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Also this year Elettra participated to the European school "HERCULES: neutron & synchrotron radiation for science" aimed at young researchers who intend to use the synchrotron light in fields such as physics, chemistry and biology. Read more... |
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One of the goals of the Interreg ITA-SLO Trans-Glioma project is to promote research on new therapies for glioblastoma. Read more... |
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