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The winner of the May-June 2012 photo competition is Kent Wootton from The University of Melbourne.
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How do artists working with physics-based technologies relate to or differ from scientists in their perspectives of physics? This issue and others will be discussed at a free public symposium in Melbourne on 8 July 2012.
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You can now order Australian Synchrotron merchandise online, including: t-shirts, key rings, pens, mugs, USBs, stress balls, umbrellas, hats, baby bibs and beanies.
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The news is out. The Australian and Victorian governments have announced funding totalling $100 million for the next four years of Australian Synchrotron operations.
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This month our short interview features Glyn Devlin, who divides his time between the synchrotron user office and the XAS beamline.
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Australian researchers are using synchrotron x-rays and neutron beam techniques to help develop better electrode materials for lithium-ion batteries, currently worth US$13 billion and rising.
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Beamtime submissions for round 2012/3 (September-December 2012) open on 8 May 2012.
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Clot busters
Artful analysis
Cancer collaboration
AS achievements and funding
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The winner of the December 2011 – March 2012 photo competition is Kerryn Elliott from the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research.
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The new National Centre for Synchrotron Science (NCSS) building has been awarded a five-star Green Star rating.