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On Thursday June 19th, over 150 people took part in the official launch of the PLATO* Paris-Saclay network held in SOLEIL's buildings, and involving, for the most part, SME directors as well as (...)

A research group from the Institut Jean Lamour, in partnership with the CASSIOPEE beamline, highlighted for the first time the band-structure of a self-supported polymer, which synthesis has been (...)

As part of a partnership established in 2006, LLB-Orphée and SOLEIL propose this year two cofounding PhD thesis on innovative topics using the synergy of both synchrotron radiation and neutrons (...)

The gastric pathogen Helicobacter pylori is highly adapted to survival in the human stomach and responsible for the majority of peptic ulcer and gastric cancer cases worldwide. An important survival (...)

Scientists from the Goa University (Goa, India) and Chemistry Paris-Tech (Paris, France) successfully demonstrated that Cr doped ZnGa2O4 was an excellent biomarker emitting in the red/near infrared (...)

On 12th and 13th January 2016, the course entitled ‘The SOLEIL synchrotron: science and innovation’ hosted teachers from the Paris and the Versailles Academies (education authority).

New formulations to establish, health claim to prove, safety to check ... cosmetics is among the flagships applied domain of optics-photonics. Opticsvalley proposes to put into perspective the (...)

Gas phase reactions are ubiquitous in the daily life, from combustion engines to planetary atmospheres, and have a profound impact on the environment and thus on humans. These reactions are driven by (...)

Thanks to the unique properties of the synchrotron radiation, a team of international scientists successfully describe the structure of a silver hydride nanocluster. Those results, published in (...)

A new step towards more accurate diagnosis for severe or acute renal failure just has been achieved. In a recent study published in Comptes Rendus Chemistry, scientists combined field effect scanning (...)

Scientists from the French National Institute of Agronomic Research (INRA) were able to follow in live the propagation of drought-induced embolism. Thanks to X-ray micro-tomography measurements (...)

A stable beam of 500 mA (uniform filling pattern) was delivered for the first time to the beam lines during the last week of the RUN5 of the year 2015: from Tuesday 15 to Monday 21 December…