SwissFEL free-electron laser

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The SwissFEL free-electron laser is a cutting-edge X-ray research facility in Switzerland that generates ultra-short, high-brilliance pulses for advanced studies in physics, chemistry, biology, and materials science.

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instanceOf X-ray free-electron laser facility
free-electron laser
research infrastructure
abbreviationOf Swiss Free Electron Laser NERFINISHED
acceleratorType linear accelerator
accessMode peer-reviewed user proposals
application chemical reaction dynamics
coherent diffraction imaging
materials dynamics studies
nonlinear X-ray spectroscopy
pump–probe experiments
structural biology
time-resolved crystallography
Aramis hard X-ray beamline
Athos soft X-ray beamline
country Switzerland
field X-ray science
biology
chemistry
materials science
photon science
physics
fundingType publicly funded
hasBeamline Aramis NERFINISHED
Athos NERFINISHED
hasComponent electron injector
experimental stations
linear accelerator
undulator lines
locatedAt Paul Scherrer Institute NERFINISHED
locatedIn Villigen NERFINISHED
locationRelativeTo near Aargau canton
notableFor time-resolved studies of matter
ultra-short high-brilliance X-ray pulses
operator Paul Scherrer Institute NERFINISHED
partOf Swiss national research infrastructure network NERFINISHED
photonEnergyRange soft X-ray to hard X-ray range
pulseDuration femtosecond range
purpose enable time-resolved experiments
generate ultra-short X-ray pulses
provide high-brilliance X-ray radiation
support advanced research in natural sciences
radiationType X-rays
status operational
technology free-electron laser
userFacility yes

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PSI hasFacility SwissFEL free-electron laser
subject surface form: Paul Scherrer Institute
Paul Scherrer Institute researchInfrastructure SwissFEL free-electron laser