Committee Research with Synchrotron Radiation
The Committee Research with Synchrotron Radiation is elected by the synchrotron ratiation users in Germany to represent their interest and to foster research with synchrotron radiation.
RACIRI-Webinar 2020
Research with X-rays and Neutrons on Current Topics of Global Priority, August 25-26, 2020
| Due to the COVID pandemic, the RACIRI Summer School 2020 has been converted into a webinar (Aug. 25-26, 2020). Six one-hour lectures will be held on the topic "Research with X-rays and Neutrons on Current Topics of Global Priority", tutorials are also planned. Registrations are possible until 08.08.2020. [more] |
Rapid access programmes regarding COVID-19
https://in.xfel.eu/survey/index.php/754324
https://photon-science.desy.de/users_area/fast_track_access_for_covid_19/index_eng.html
https://photon-science.desy.de/users_area/calls__deadlines/index_eng.html
https://www.helmholtz-berlin.de/user/index_en.html
http://www.esrf.eu/home/news/general/content-news/general/covid-19-update.html
https://leaps-initiative.eu/leaps-facilities-research-on-sars-cov-2/
New strategy brochure of the KFS
Research with photons - light for the future, spring 2020
| The KFS has published a strategy brochure on research with synchrotron radiation in Germany. It highlights the value of this research, and gives recommendations for future developments. So far, only the German brochure is available, but the English version will follow soon. [more] |
Results of the KFS user survey
The KFS has surveyed the users of synchrotron radiation in Germany
| Nearly 900 users of synchrotron radiation have taken part in the survey that the KFS has conducted in the end of 2018 and in the beginning of 2019. This gave us valuable insights into your needs and focuses. The survey shows that the research with synchrotron radiation has a highly diversified user community. Scientists from universities, governmental institutions and industry use a variety of methods to work on their problems concerning materials, energy, technology, health, information and other challenges. Not only physicists, chemists and biologists, but also engineers, geo- and environmental scientists, researchers in art & culture and interdisciplinary researchers depend on the methods of synchrotron radiation. [more: results of the survey] |