The world's smallest synchrotron, MIRRORCLE-6X, now commercially available

Synchrotron light, the highly prized output from a synchrotron (a particular type of particle accelerator), is an extremely powerful investigative tool in many fields of science and technology. Once considered a parasitic loss, synchrotron light is now the sole reason why many synchrotrons are built. This tremendous utility found in synchrotron light however comes with a serious drawback, the very significant facility price tag. Synchrotron light is thus expensive, which ultimately constrains aspirations on its usage.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news3124.html">The world's smallest synchrotron, MIRRORCLE-6X, now commercially available</a></p> <p>Synchrotron light, the highly prized output from a synchrotron (a particular type of particle accelerator), is an extremely powerful investigative tool in many fields of science and technology. Once considered a parasitic loss, synchrotron light is now the sole reason why many synchrotrons are built. This tremendous utility found in synchrotron light however comes with a serious drawback, the very significant facility price tag. Synchrotron light is thus expensive, which ultimately constrains aspirations on its usage. </p>