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Published on 20/06/2023Biofuel: when light helps decomposing biomass sugars into hydrogen
Hydrogen (H 2), as an indispensable clean energy vector, can be produced by biomass decomposition powered by solar light (photoreforming). But a high decomposition extent is required to maximize H 2 (...)Read more -
Published on 13/06/2023How solvation can affect the energy of the innermost electrons of an organic solute
Solvent molecules can easily alter the energy of the outermost electrons of an organic solute affecting the coloring of the solution, i. e. solvatochromism. Less obvious is the effect that solvation (...)Read more -
Published on 12/06/2023Multiferroic compounds in tomorrow's magnetic memories? The benefits of high pressure (...)
The ability to control the magnetic properties of a material by means of an electric field represents a "Holy Grail" for applications in the field of magnetic memories. For this reason, so-called (...)Read more -
Published on 05/06/2023Mechanisms of X-ray radiation damage in biological systems - identify the electrons (...)
Understanding the mechanisms of X-ray radiation damage in biological systems is of prime interest in medicine (radioprotection, X-ray therapy...). The soft X rays, with an energy between 100 - 1000 eV (...)Read more -
Published on 26/05/2023Spintronics: the promising spin current/charge current conversion properties of a (...)
As presented previously , topological insulators are electrically insulating materials, but whose surface (on some atomic layers) is conductive. At the CASSIOPEE beamline, studies on Bi 1-xSb x alloys (...)Read more -
Published on 23/05/2023Future of organic thin film electronics: the crucial role of surface chemistry
The next generation of wearable and stretchable electronics will rely on the development of low-cost, high-performance electronics using organic semiconductor films. Such development requires to (...)Read more -
Published on 22/05/2023Optoelectronics: Benefit of semiconductor/ferroelectric hybrid material
Semiconductor nanocrystals are promising building block for optoelectronics. Over the past three decades, large progresses have been obtained on their synthesis to achieve size and shape control and (...)Read more -
Published on 03/05/2023In situ study of the synthesis of TiS 2 films by alternating deposition of organic & (...)
Lamellar Metal Dichalcogenides* have emerged as a class of exceptional materials which exhibits remarkable electronic and chemical properties on the scale of a few monolayers. Scientists from Grenoble (...)Read more -
Published on 02/05/2023Sustainable development and the pulp and paper industry – A second life for ashes from co (...)
Recycling of Phosphorus (P) from waste streams needs to be increased for a sustainable society. The pulp and paper industry produces large amounts of nutrient (notably P)-rich sludges. Swedish (...)Read more -
Published on 19/04/2023SOLEIL, partner of the Pint of Science 2023 festival!
The Pint of Science Festival is an international science communication event that will take place in a multitude of bars, simultaneously, from May 22nd to 24th in more than 20 countries!Read more -
Published on 18/04/2023International Day of Light 2023 – Visit of the Synchrotron SOLEIL including tunnels of the (...)
Warning: this event will be held in French, except for the 5pm timeslot which will be in English. Registration link below. Since 2018, UNESCO has declared that May 16 is the International Day of Light (...)Read more -
Published on 12/04/2023SOLEIL’s contribution to understanding viruses
After 15 years of opening to our users, SOLEIL takes stock of the important results obtained thanks to the beamlines during this period. Thus, we invite you to discover a series of thematic brochures (...)Read more