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The Australian Synchrotron User Advisory Committee invites you to attend the annual synchrotron User Meeting 2013 on 21-22 November at the National Centre for Synchrotron Science. Early bird registrations close 31 October.
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A record number of enthusiastic visitors – more than 3500 people of all ages – flocked to the Australian Synchrotron on Sunday 13 October for our Open Day 2013, despite the weather!
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Submissions for round 2014/2 (May-August 2014) open on 16 December 2013. Users who applied for time in round 2014/1 (January-May 2014) will be notified from mid-December 2013.
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The winner of the June-September 2013 photo competition is ‘a cube in a round mirror’ submitted by Terry Cornall, Senior Controls Engineer at the Australian Synchrotron.
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It’s time to celebrate the impressive achievements of thousands of individual scientists, engineers, technicians, managers and other synchrotron-related professions.
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The Australian Synchrotron invites you to attend the annual synchrotron ‘User Meeting’ 2013, to be held November 21 and 22, at the National Centre of Synchrotron Science.
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A giant, hollow, protein shell manufactured by some bacteria and used to contain toxins that kill insects could lead to new bio-insecticides for controlling crop pests.
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In wetland areas, aquatic fungi play a critical role in decomposing gum leaves into biodegradable forms, and non-biodegradable forms that keep carbon locked up in long-term storage.
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South Australian and CSIRO researchers recently put the Australian Synchrotron’s x-ray absorption spectroscopy (XAS) beamline under extreme pressure. Six hundred times atmospheric pressure, to be more specific.
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On 30 July 2013, Innovation Minister Senator Kim Carr officially opened the $25 million Imaging and Medical beamline at the Australian Synchrotron.