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Published on 15/01/2013Bistables Novel type of aperiodic ordering of bistable magnetic molecules
Physicists have just identified a new aperiodic order in a material composed of bistable magnetic molecules. This order, which results from a modulation of the magnetic state that is incommensurate (...)Read more -
Published on 09/01/2013SOLEIL synchrotron course, science and innovation 2014. Teachers from the Paris Academy (...)
On 14th and 15th January 2014, the course entitled ‘The SOLEIL synchrotron: science and innovation’ will host teachers from the Paris Academy (education authority), following its tremendous success (...)Read more -
Published on 07/12/2012New possibilities for the production of molecular memories
Using light to control the electronic state at the molecular level is a challenge for the development of new technologies for high density data storage. To develop new molecular memories, a group from (...)Read more -
Published on 04/12/2012LE RAYON DE SOLEIL - N°22 the synchrotron magazine
Decembre 2012. On November 6, 2002, SOLEIL was granted permission from the Saint-Aubin local authority to build a synchrotron on the Orme des Merisiers site. In the last ten years, the SOLEIL teams (...)Read more -
Published on 18/11/2012A major advance in microelectronics
Graphene, a two-dimensional crystal composed of a single layer of carbon atoms, has very promising properties for electronics. However, before these potential applications could be realized, it was (...)Read more -
Published on 12/10/2012An interstellar compound reveals its secrets
The NH compound is a highly reactive molecule which exists in the forms 14NH and 15NH: one nitrogen atom whose nucleus has 7 or 8 neutrons + one hydrogen atom. This is a key species and its 14NH form (...)Read more -
Published on 19/07/2012Molecule Changes Magnetism and Conductance
Researchers from Karlsruhe, Strasbourg, and Japan have now developed a mag-netic memory with one bit per molecule. By an electric pulse, the metal-organic molecule can be switched reliably between a (...)Read more -
Published on 13/07/2012Beyond graphene, silicene The ANTARES beamline and the synthesis of silicene
The major preoccupation of the electronics industry is to reduce the size of its components. However, the miniaturization of conventional manufacturing techniques for transistors, the basic (...)Read more -
Published on 21/06/2012Soon available at SOLEIL: a new tomography technique
Timm Weitkamp is the scientist in charge of NANOTOMOGRAPHY, one of two long SOLEIL beamlines, with NANOSCOPIUM, dedicated to cutting-edge nano-imaging using hard X-rays. Timm has developed a new (...)Read more -
Published on 19/05/2012The LUNEX5 project: planning future generations of light sources
LUNEX5 (free electron Laser Using a New accelerator for the Exploitation of X-ray radiation of 5th generation), a new advanced Free-Electron Laser (FEL) project proposed by a consortium of (...)Read more -
Published on 04/05/2012New optics for the SOLEIL storage ring
The nominal optics of the SOLEIL storage ring has been optimized to satisfy users in terms of electron beam size at «source» points, while guaranteeing an excellent performance with regard to the (...)Read more -
Published on 29/02/2012Holographic imaging of magnetic order: the assets of linear polarization…
Research involving the SOLEIL SEXTANTS beamline team together with researchers at UPMC, Université d'Orsay and the Italian synchrotron ELETTRA, show the potential of using linearly polarized X-rays (...)Read more