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Diamond invests in Physical Sciences development - Vimarsana News

Diamond invests in Physical Sciences development

Renowned scientist Dr Adrian Mancuso, a well-known figure in the light sources’ community has joined the UK’s national synchrotron, Diamond Light Source, as the new Physical Science Director with responsibility for the overall strategic leadership and management of the division. Click to read more...

Chi-Chang Kao to Step Down as SLAC Director: People in the News: 11/02/22 | Business | Nov 2022 - Vimarsana News

Chi-Chang Kao to Step Down as SLAC Director: People in the News: 11/02/22 | Business | Nov 2022

Adrian Mancuso has been appointed as the physical science director for the United Kingdom’s national synchrotron, Diamond Light Source. Mancuso

Establishing a Spectral Database for Airborne Particles - Vimarsana News

Establishing a Spectral Database for Airborne Particles

In an article published in the journal Molecules, researchers developed a novel optical-trapping Raman spectroscopy (OT-RS) technique for identifying, characterizing, and detecting single aerosol particles in their native atmospheric state.

Study Fractal Structures and Single Particles - Vimarsana News

Study Fractal Structures and Single Particles

In this article, Xenocs explains how it is possible to study fractal structures and single particles simultaneously, which is particularly helpful for the study of metal oxides nanoparticles.

BU Ignition Awards–From the Lab to Your Life | The Brink - Vimarsana News

BU Ignition Awards–From the Lab to Your Life | The Brink

The 2022 BU Ignition Awards provide up to $75,000 to fast-track the commercialization of nine promising research projects.

Source: bu.edu