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Nanotechnology students from La Trobe University visit the AS every year as part of their third-year synchrotron science and technology unit.
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Some high schools send student groups to the AS to experience first-hand what it’s like to do synchrotron experiments and learn more about the kinds of research questions that different synchrotron techniques can help answer.
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More than 200 prospective new users of synchrotron and neutron techniques attended a full-day seminar and workshop at the AS in July 2012: the Synchrotron and Neutron New Users Symposium.
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More than 40 researchers and potential new users of synchrotron infrared microspectroscopy techniques attended a data analysis workshop at the AS in June 2012.
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The annual Australian Synchrotron Open Day will take place on Sunday 14 October 2012 from 10.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m.
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The winner of the July-August 2012 photo competition is Bridget Ingham from Industrial Research Ltd, New Zealand.
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Stephen Griffiths from the AS is one of the authors of a Nature Physics paper on a new breed of accelerator that should lead to powerful advances in machine characteristics.
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The Australian Synchrotron recently recorded some of its best performances in making synchrotron light available to researchers for their experiments.
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A Dandenong engineering company is helping to accelerate the pace of medical science at the Australian Synchrotron.
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High lead levels found in western Sydney homes and gardens are associated with past use of leaded petrol, highlighting the need for soil remediation in highly affected areas.