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Published on 09/08/2018CALIPSO plus : 2nd call for proposals open for Industry (SMEs) access 2018-19
The European project CALIPSOplus ( www.calipsoplus.eu) brings together 19 partners offering access to 14 synchrotrons and 8 FELs in Europe and the Middle East. In particular, the project is funding (...)Read more -
Published on 17/07/2018A new detector on DIFFABS for fast measurements of X-ray diffraction images
Following a joint project undertaken by the ImXPAD Company and SOLEIL with a development time of more than three years, a ‘CirPAD’ detector was installed in May 2018 on the diffractometer of the (...)Read more -
Published on 04/07/2018Come discover SOLEIL in another light: the SOLEIL Pursuit!
Since 2011, 3 times a year, SOLEIL organizes visits a little special, designed for high school students, called SOLEIL Pursuit. As in a Trivial Pursuit, students are asked to answer different (...)Read more -
Published on 02/07/2018Molecules for quantum computing: how to integrate them into devices
Integration of quantum information hardware into scalable and robust solid-state architectures will be key to allow performing quantum computation, one of the pillars of the recently launched EU (...)Read more -
Published on 22/06/2018SOLEIL Highlights 2017
2017 will be remembered as the first year with all 29 SOLEIL beamlines receiving photons. An increasing number of operational experimental stations is available, with the opening to users of the multi (...)Read more -
Published on 15/06/2018How does a nanotube roll up?
“Nanotube” and “butanone”, “small” and “malls”, “atom” and “moat”: these anagrams illustrate how meaning comes from the association of the letters of the alphabet. In the same way, the properties of (...)Read more -
Published on 08/06/2018The tin sponge
The structures in the Sn – Sb phase diagram recently regained interest due to their occurrence in lead free solder. To predict the stability of a solder joint, all possibly appearing intermetallic (...)Read more -
Published on 30/05/2018How is intracellular calcite formation in coccolithophorid algae supplied with calcium?
To build the hard scaly shells that enclose their cells, coccolithophorid algae produce calcitic scales within an intracellular calcifying compartment and secrete them onto the cell surface. The (...)Read more -
Published on 18/05/2018Claire Laulhé, a CNRS bronze medal at SOLEIL
Claire Laulhé, lecturer at the Paris-Saclay University (Paris-Sud) and affiliated to the SOLEIL synchrotron for her research, is honored this year with the CNRS bronze medal. The CNRS Bronze Medal (...)Read more -
Published on 17/05/2018April 30, 2018 - Commissioning of the Infrared beamline at SESAME synchrotron: with a (...)
At the end of April 2018, the first coupling of the synchrotron radiation with a SESAME infrared spectrometer was conducted and the first molecule vibrational spectra were recorded. This infrared (...)Read more -
Published on 03/05/2018The transfer of TiO2 nanoparticles in the food chain depends on soil texture
Researchers from the Laboratory for Functional Ecology and Environment (EcoLab) in Toulouse, Grenoble CEA (INAC), the nuclear microprobe in Saclay CEA (LEEL) and the LUCIA beamline at SOLEIL have (...)Read more -
Published on 30/04/2018First users on ANATOMIX
From 10 to 14 April 2018, the ANATOMIX beamline hosted its first user experiment following a proposal approved by SOLEIL’s Program Committees. The research team led by Michel Bornert, from the (...)Read more