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    Chirality is key: The discovery of chiral topological materials opens the door to exotic phenomena

    Chirality is key: The discovery of chiral topological materials opens the door to exotic phenomena Apr 3, 2020

    Synchrotron measurements show a novel crystal is not just a chiral material, but also a topological one

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    Joint initiative announced to accelerate the search for COVID-19 drugs

    Joint initiative announced to accelerate the search for COVID-19 drugs Mar 31, 2020

    Transatlantic partnership seeks to accelerate path to clinical trials for potential COVID-19 antiviral treatments

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    COVID-19 only research other user operations suspended

    COVID-19 only research other user operations suspended Mar 19, 2020

    User operations suspended from our facilities until...

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    Engineering antibodies to treat cystic fibrosis

    Engineering antibodies to treat cystic fibrosis Mar 5, 2020

    Synchrotron studies uncover structural details about a mutation that causes cystic fibrosis, and a potential treatment using nanobodies

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    2020 Feb 27, 2020

    Learn more about our work in antibiotics in our latest literature review

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    Diamond achieves HR Excellence in Research Award

    Diamond achieves HR Excellence in Research Award Feb 12, 2020

    Diamond demonstrates its long-term commitment to the career development of researchers.

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    Learning how breast cancer cells evade the immune system

    Learning how breast cancer cells evade the immune system Feb 4, 2020

    Cancer cells have ways to evade the human immune system, but research at Diamond could leave them with nowhere to hide

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    Learning how breast cancer cells evade the immune system

    Learning how breast cancer cells evade the immune system Feb 4, 2020

    Cancer cells have ways to evade the human immune system, but research at UK’s Synchrotron, Diamond could leave them with nowhere to hide

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    Making simulated cosmic dust - in the microwave!

    Making simulated cosmic dust - in the microwave! Jan 31, 2020

    Researchers find a simple way to make analogue dust samples could shed light on early solar system history

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    Making simulated cosmic dust - in the microwave!

    Making simulated cosmic dust - in the microwave! Jan 31, 2020

    Using I11 to understand the evolution of planets with the help of a kitchen appliance.

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    Picosecond magnetization dynamics of spin modes revealed by diffractive ferromagnetic resonance

    Picosecond magnetization dynamics of spin modes revealed by diffractive ferromagnetic resonance Jan 22, 2020

    A new synchrotron-based technique reveals the dynamics of individual spin modes at GHz frequencies with nanoscale sensitivity.

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    'Russian doll' molecules could really clean up

    'Russian doll' molecules could really clean up Jan 15, 2020

    Hierarchically-nested host molecules tuned to encapsulate specific guest molecules have huge potential in purification systems

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    Sizing up red phosphorus for use in future battery technologies

    Sizing up red phosphorus for use in future battery technologies Jan 8, 2020

    A step forward in the search for better anodes for sodium-ion batteries.

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    Uranium Chemistry & Geological Disposal of Radioactive Waste

    Uranium Chemistry & Geological Disposal of Radioactive Waste Dec 16, 2019

    A new paper provides a significant new insight into our understanding of uranium biogeochemistry and could help with the UK’s nuclear legacy, using I20 and B18.

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    The role of superstructure in first-cycle voltage loss in Li-ion batteries

    The role of superstructure in first-cycle voltage loss in Li-ion batteries Dec 9, 2019

    The first paper from I21, published in Nature, uses Synchrotron science to signpost a new direction for cathode material discovery.

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    Improved X-ray based technique developed for understanding joint behaviour in world’s most common musculoskeletal condition

    Improved X-ray based technique developed for understanding joint behaviour in world’s most common musculoskeletal condition Dec 2, 2019

    A new technique that can determine joint behaviour with more accuracy than ever before has been created by researchers using I13-2.

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    New optical device opens path for extreme focusing of X-rays

    New optical device opens path for extreme focusing of X-rays Dec 2, 2019

    An innovative new type of optical component for X-rays has been developed by a scientific team in the Optics and Metrology Group at Diamond Light Source.

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    New strategic bio-imaging collaboration announced between The Pirbright Institute and Diamond Light Source

    New strategic bio-imaging collaboration announced between The Pirbright Institute and Diamond Light Source Nov 21, 2019

    A new collaboration agreement with The Pirbright Institute will aims to enable scientists to study viral diseases in greater detail.

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    Designer enzymes on the way

    Designer enzymes on the way Nov 12, 2019

    A team from Cape Town have recently published the first high-resolution cryo-electron microscopy (EM) paper to originate from Africa.

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    Diamond’s Citizen Science Project returns on World Science Day

    Diamond’s Citizen Science Project returns on World Science Day Nov 10, 2019

    Diamond’s Citizen Science Project returns: Spare 10 minutes to better understand Huntington’s disease

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