The Swiss Light Source (SLS) at the Paul Scherrer Institut is a third-generation synchrotron light source. In the design of SLS a high priority was given to the items quality (high brightness), flexibility (wide wavelength spectrum) and stability (very stable temperature conditions) for the primary electron beam and the secondary photon beams. The Swiss National Source is open for international research groups as well as Swiss users, and offers unique research opportunites to academic research teams as well as industrial research groups.
The experimental programme started in June 2001.
A world record low value of 3 pm rad has been achieved in 2008.
SLS 2.0: “Dark time” during the upgrade 2023/09/28
Thank You SLS 2023/09/04
Tender X-rays show how one of nature’s strongest bonds breaks 2023/06/12
