Thousands of students each year visit Diamond Light. By exploring the beamlines, accelerator and talking to researchers, the synchrotron aims to inspire youngsters.
Physics Science
How do you get young people interested in engineering? |
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An audio tour of the synchrotron (for dummies)As a physics drop-out at school, I felt a little nervous prior to visiting the Diamond Light Source synchrotron in Oxfordshire. |
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Cold wind blows over US energy policyCould superconducting wind turbines cooled to -200ºC solve America’s energy woes? |
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We can haz Higgs?The Higgs boson, the particle which explains why everything in the Universe has mass, has been glimpsed by scientists, but more data is needed. |
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The man who built the LHCAlice Lighton talks to Lyn Evans, the man in charge of building the LHC. |
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