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    CEO Welcome

    CEO Welcome Jul 4, 2016

    Andrew Harrison introduces the Annual Review

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    Royal Society exhibition July 2016

    Royal Society exhibition July 2016 Jul 4, 2016

    Volcanoes & ice cream

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    Anticancer drug stops Ebola virus

    Anticancer drug stops Ebola virus Jun 29, 2016

    Molecule structure solved

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    Diamond's Annual Review 2015/16

    Diamond's Annual Review 2015/16 Jun 27, 2016

    Key findings from the past year

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    Diamond shines light on Henry Moseley’s work at science film festival

    Diamond shines light on Henry Moseley’s work at science film festival Jun 21, 2016

    Diamond is hosting a film night as part of the Oxfordshire Science Festival on Sunday 26th June at the Phoenix cinema in Jericho, Oxford from 6-8pm.

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    Characterising an elusive catalyst

    Characterising an elusive catalyst Jun 10, 2016

    Highly active mineral made in bulk for the first time and studied at Diamond

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    Watching Solar Panel Crystals Grow: A Cheaper, More Versatile Future

    Watching Solar Panel Crystals Grow: A Cheaper, More Versatile Future May 27, 2016

    A new study has observed the way perovskite crystals grow, the results of which could lead to cheaper, more versatile solar panels.

  • Diamond's Key Milestones

    Diamond's Key Milestones May 25, 2016

    A selection of memorable moments & discoveries from the UK synchrotron

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    Scientists track charge in future fuel cell material

    Scientists track charge in future fuel cell material May 18, 2016

    Scientists have mapped the movement of charge through a designer material for the first time by using a combination of X-ray and neutron techniques.

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    Type 1 diabetes and the immune system: scientists uncover another piece of the puzzle

    Type 1 diabetes and the immune system: scientists uncover another piece of the puzzle May 17, 2016

    Investigating the role of T-cells in the type 1 diabetes

  • Henry Moseley: Science’s Lost Hero

    Henry Moseley: Science’s Lost Hero May 17, 2016

    Diamond’s latest film, Henry Moseley: Science’s Lost Hero, highlights the astonishing work of the young scientist and recalls his tragic end, exploring the impact of his research on modern science.

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    Getting a grip on skyrmions

    Getting a grip on skyrmions May 13, 2016

    A new material promises huge leaps in computer data storage

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    Study reveals unprecedented control of negative thermal expansion

    Study reveals unprecedented control of negative thermal expansion May 12, 2016

    An international team of scientists led by Oxford University’s Dr Mark Senn have successfully demonstrated that a material can be manipulated to expand or contract at different rates when its temperature is changed.

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    XPDF beamline helps first users to uncover atomic secrets of intriguing new material

    XPDF beamline helps first users to uncover atomic secrets of intriguing new material May 6, 2016

    Diamond’s X-ray Pair Distribution Function beamline (XPDF) I15-1, has recently welcomed its first users. The first facility of its kind it Europe, XPDF allows scientists to scrutinise the characteristics of a huge range of materials on the atomic scale.

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    Watching spintronics in action

    Watching spintronics in action May 5, 2016

    A new material promises huge leaps in computer data storage

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    Transcriptional triumphs

    Transcriptional triumphs May 4, 2016

    Identification of a unique controller of bacterial RNA production

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    Harnessing honeycombs

    Harnessing honeycombs Apr 25, 2016

    Novel liquid crystal structures with amazing properties

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    Structure of key biological receptors solved by UK scientists

    Structure of key biological receptors solved by UK scientists Apr 25, 2016

    Scientists make receptor discoveries that pave the way for new drugs to treat metabolic diseases

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    Scientists see inside the eyes of tropical bees

    Scientists see inside the eyes of tropical bees Apr 21, 2016

    Scientists are untangling the mystery of how tropical bees are able to navigate through dense rainforests with brains the size of sesame seeds.

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    Pioneering new beamline enables discovery of challenging protein structure linked with malaria and cancer

    Pioneering new beamline enables discovery of challenging protein structure linked with malaria and cancer Apr 19, 2016

    Scientists end 2-year-long struggle to unpick atomic protein structure using Diamond’s I23 beamline

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