Скачать или смотреть Excited about SLS I Maarten Nachtegaal

After 22 years of brilliant science, at 8am on the 30th of September 2023, the SLS went into temporary shutdown. As the SLS 2.0 upgrade progresses, PSI scientist Maarten Nachtegaal shares his excitement about what this means for operando X-ray spectroscopy.

Operando X-ray spectroscopy allows complex chemical processes such as the mechanisms of catalysts to be studied under real-world operating conditions.

Maarten Nachtegaal understandably can’t wait for SLS 2.0: a new beamline, the Debye beamline, will serve the field even better than before. This beamline will take advantage of higher X-ray energies to provide new techniques to the user community.

These will be used to studying materials and systems such as catalysts and batteries with improved precision and under more realistic operating conditions. With high throughput and quick access at the beamline, these studies will benefit the energy transition.

Why are you excited about SLS 2.0? Join us looking forward to more brilliant light for science by sharing these on social media with #ExcitedAboutSLS!

More about the SLS 2.0 upgrade project ► https://www.psi.ch/en/media/sls-20-up...
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