Elettra Sincrotrone Trieste is a multidisciplinary research center of excellence, open to the international research community, specializing in generating high quality synchrotron and free-electron laser light and applying it in materials and life sciences.
The Elettra 2.0 upgrade is designed to significantly enhance the brilliance and coherence of the X-ray source, surpassing the capabilities of the current Elettra facility.
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Materials Science
Achieving an efficient homojunction via simple partial interfacial coupling
Achieving an efficient homojunction via simple partial interfacial coupling
Human biology
Nano and microplastic effects on vaginal cell metabolism
Nano and microplastic effects on vaginal cell metabolism
Photonics
Controlling X-ray beams via Berry-curvature engineering
Controlling X-ray beams via Berry-curvature engineering
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Materials Science
Achieving an efficient homojunction via simple partial interfacial coupling Human biology
Nano and microplastic effects on vaginal cell metabolism Photonics
Controlling X-ray beams via Berry-curvature engineering Layered materials
Ultrafast Band Renormalization and Surface Photovoltage in PdSe2 |
A 12th-century crucifix returns to light. Science reveals its secret story
Spring SAC Meeting on Elettra 2.0 and FERMI wraps up
LEAPS AISBL inaugurated in Brussels: a strategic step for the future of European Research Infrastructures
EuPRAXIA Showcase 2026: Plasma Accelerators and European Synergies for the Research Infrastructures of the Future
Our linear accelerator FERMI featured in a TGR Leonardo report
Ambassador of Malta Visits Elettra: Focus on Research and Cultural Heritage
Sincrobot: autonomous robotics enters Elettra’s warehouse operations
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Last Updated on Thursday, 30 April 2026 16:06
