SLS 2.0
The Swiss Light Source SLS has been in operation since 2001. Now this large research facility, unique in Switzerland, is getting an upgrade. Because science, technology, engineering, and data processing have advanced. After the modernisation project, called SLS 2.0, novel research and more precise investigations will be possible at SLS. With this technical overhaul, SLS remains in the top tier in comparison with other synchrotron light sources internationally. Funding for the project is provided within the framework of the ERI Dispatch 2021-2024.
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Excited About SLS 2.0!
Researchers tell us why they are excited about SLS 2.0 and more brilliant light for science
Installation of the first two front ends for the SLS2.0 completed
At the Swiss Light Source SLS of the Paul Scherrer Institute, another important step has been taken towards the completion of the SLS 2.0 upgrade project.
Aluminium and solar
The SLS building is currently getting a new roof.
What will the SLS 2.0 upgrade mean for experiments?
Tighter beams, brighter light and extended photon energies open new experimental possibilities.
