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LOOKING AT THE FUTURE OF SOFT X RAY SCIENCE

A recent workshop at the ALS attracted scientists from around the world to propose exciting new ideas for ultimate storage rings.

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October 27th, 2014
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Footnotes All photos taken by Lori Tamura, ALS Communications, and Yeen Mankin, ALS Administration.

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The Advanced Light Source, at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, is a particle accelerator that generates brilliant beams of x rays for scientific research in everything from physics to forensics.
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