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At the event, the Governing Mayor of Berlin, Michael Müller, emphasised the role of research in solving social problems. The HZB holds a top position in Berlin, he said.
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Precision measurements lead to breakthroughs: HZB is planning the construction... The polymath Helmholtz still inspires researchers to this day, now notably in the planning of an accelerator-based light source of the latest generation, which HZB is presenting at the event.
The development of this speckle pattern over time reveals microsocopic fluctuations in the material.
SCIENCE HIGHLIGHT
When vibrations increase on cooling: Anti-freezing observed An international team has observed an amazing phenomenon in a nickel oxide material during cooling: Instead of freezing, certain fluctuations actually increase as the temperature drops. This is interesting also for high Tc-Superconductor research.
DESY researcher Wiebke Ewert shows on a so-called electron density map where a drug candidate (green) binds to the main protease of the corona virus (blue).
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Synchrotrons accelerate corona research Information by the German Committee Research with Synchrotron Radiation (KFS). Synchrotron light sources were originally built to study particles. Today, they are even used in the fight against COVID-19.
Cover of the Helmholtz Photon Science Roadmap.
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Tailwind for top research in Germany Tailwind for top research in Germany
Renske van der Veen has a lot of experience with ultrafast x-ray measurements.
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Renske van der Veen heads new department "Atomic Dynamics in Light-Energy... The chemist is an expert in time-resolved X-ray spectroscopy and electron microscopy and studies catalytic processes that enable the conversion of solar energy into chemical energy.
For the measurement campaign, two couplers were mounted in a horizontal test position under a local clean room tent.
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Accelerator Physics: HF-Couplers for bERLinPro prove resilient A first measurement campaign with optimised couplers at bERLinPro shows that the goal can be achieved.
Dr. Tristat Petit receives the ERC Starting Grant from the European Research Council for his research on a new class of materials for the storage of electrical energy, the so-called MXenes.
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New Materials for Energy Storage: ERC Starting Grant for Tristan Petit ERC Starting Grant for Tristan Petit. At BESSY II, the materials researcher is using this grant to investigate a new class of materials for storing electrical energy, the so-called MXenes.
This picture shows an X-ray image of the electron beam in TRIB-mode where two orbits co-exist: the regular orbit and the second one winding around it closing only after three revolutions.
SCIENCE HIGHLIGHT
BESSY II: Ultra-fast switching of helicity of circularly polarized light pulses The ultra-fast change of light helicity is particularly interesting to observe processes in magnetic materials and has long been expected by a large user community.