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Publié le 11/07/2023
Formation and decay of solvated dielectrons observed for the first time
In liquids such as water or liquid ammonia, solvated electrons exist in isolated form, strongly confined within cavities formed in the solvent and, according to various scientific hypotheses, they...
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Publié le 11/07/2023
Antivirals alter the elastic properties of the hepatitis B virus capsid
One strategy for curbing the proliferation of pathogenic viruses is to disrupt their assembly as they multiply in infected cells, in particular with small molecules known as assembly modulators....
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Publié le 05/07/2023
SOLEIL Highlights 2022
This document presents a selection of the remarkable results achieved by our users and teams. They allow us to remain optimistic for the future, despite a difficult context linked to the...
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Publié le 04/07/2023
Simple and abundant materials for efficient future energy
The use of hydrogen H
2
as a clean energy carrier is one of today's technologically viable avenues
1
. Hydrogen can be produced by water photoelectrolysis: an electrolysis reaction...
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Publié le 20/06/2023
Biofuel: 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...
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Publié le 13/06/2023
How 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...
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Publié le 12/06/2023
Multiferroic compounds in tomorrow's magnetic memories? The benefits of high...
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 "...
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Publié le 05/06/2023
Mechanisms 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 -...
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Publié le 26/05/2023
Spintronics: 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-x
...
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