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    Diamond at the Museum

    Diamond at the Museum Feb 14, 2014

    Exhibitions, talks and workshops at the Abingdon Museum

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    Scientists use Diamond to develop potential new drug treatment to tackle viruses

    Scientists use Diamond to develop potential new drug treatment to tackle viruses Feb 10, 2014

    New compound could help tackle hand foot and mouth disease, polio and the common cold

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    Studentship

    Studentship Feb 7, 2014

    Calling aspiring scientists: applications for placement scheme close 1 March 2014

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    Rt Hon Greg Clark visits Diamond Light Source

    Rt Hon Greg Clark visits Diamond Light Source Feb 7, 2014

    Minister visits UK synchrotron

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    Diamond celebrates International Year of Crystallography

    Diamond celebrates International Year of Crystallography Feb 6, 2014

    Year of glittering celebrations begins

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    Science in Your Future: Diamond's event for girls

    Science in Your Future: Diamond's event for girls Feb 6, 2014

    Diamond inspires students with science

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    Finding the key to combating bacterial resistance to a common antiseptic

    Finding the key to combating bacterial resistance to a common antiseptic Jan 27, 2014

    Research performed at Diamond Light Source has helped to understand how a bacterium responsible for many hospital-acquired infections is able to resist one of the most widely used antiseptic agents. By using ultraviolet light to perform circular dichroism measurements of the proteins within the cells, the scientists were able to characterise a previously unknown method by which the antiseptic could be actively transported out of the cell.

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    New CEO of Diamond Light Source

    New CEO of Diamond Light Source Jan 1, 2014

    Professor Andrew Harrison appointed

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    Diamond in Action: 2013

    Diamond in Action: 2013 Dec 17, 2013

    Highlights from the synchrotron in 2013

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    Funding announced for new biological facilities at Diamond

    Funding announced for new biological facilities at Diamond Dec 16, 2013

    New cutting-edge facility planned for Diamond

  • Diamond Facts and Figures

    Diamond Facts and Figures Dec 10, 2013

    The key stats behind one of the world's most advanced scientific machines

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    National science facility sheds light on the future of the car

    National science facility sheds light on the future of the car Nov 22, 2013

    The iCAR 2013 automotive conference

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    Core-shell nanoparticles in a nutshell

    Core-shell nanoparticles in a nutshell Nov 15, 2013

    Two coats are better than one to bring nanomagnetism out of its shell. Diamond Light Source has been used to determine that at least two chromium atomic layers are required to stabilise important magnetic effects at the interface of iron-chromium nanoparticles. Understanding these new nanoscale effects should help efforts to develop advanced computer memory devices.

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    Making it Crystal Clear

    Making it Crystal Clear Nov 12, 2013

    Scientists on a mission to inspire the public

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    Ancient Climate from Plankton Shells

    Ancient Climate from Plankton Shells Oct 30, 2013

    Results could help scientists trace climate change

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    Bragg Centenary Celebrations

    Bragg Centenary Celebrations Oct 21, 2013

    How a father and son changed the world

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    Smart new in situ tool keeps X-rays on track at national science facility

    Smart new in situ tool keeps X-rays on track at national science facility Oct 21, 2013

    New beam imaging instrument built

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    Amazing Grains

    Amazing Grains Oct 14, 2013

    Forget goji berries, wheat grains are the new superfood

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    New insights in copper chemistry

    New insights in copper chemistry Oct 14, 2013

    Copper ions form an important part of everyday life, as they are incorporated into a number of proteins and enzymes, amongst which are some that help the body to respire, fight infections and maintain health bones and tissues. Understanding how these ions are accommodated in a solution of water is key to understanding many of these processes.

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    Probing unique magnetic materials

    Probing unique magnetic materials Sep 23, 2013

    Much as some materials exhibit ferromagnetic properties, meaning they form permanent magnets, some are known to exhibit ferroelectric properties, where the material possesses a spontaneous electric polarization. Rarely, materials possess both these properties, and are known as multiferroics. Scientists working at the Diamond Light Source have now been able to probe the magnetic properties of a multiferroic using the beam line I16

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