Scientists have surpassed two major milestones toward a novel, exceedingly powerful X-ray source: A record-breaking electron gun emittance and a successfully tested prototype of a superconducting ...

The LINAC devices market consists of sales of a electron generation component, beam transport equipment, radiotherapy equipment, imaging and monitoring accessory.Values in this market are ...

SLAC's full-size accelerator, dubbed the LINAC, relies on klystrons -- specialized vacuum tubes that act as radio frequency amplifiers -- to generate high-energy electron beams used in the ...

"This gun not only exceeds the EIC requirements, but we also get world-leading results," said Wang. "This is the highest-voltage and highest-intensity polarized electron gun in the world." ...

That technology, together with a higher-energy version of the new "electron gun," could bring the imaging power of ultrashort X-ray pulses to academic and industry labs.

In a study published in Nature Communications, scientists created a blueprint for creating ultrabright and ultrashort pulses of electron beams for the next generation of particle accelerator research.

The SLAC Linac Coherent Light Source is now the world's brightest source of coherent ångström-wavelength X-rays. Paul Emma, the man who made this achievement possible, spoke to Nature Photonics ...

US targets electron-ion collider to stay top in nuclear physics Hoffstaetter and colleagues carried out the first test of CBETA in June last year, showing that the machine could recuperate 99.8% of ...

A new linear accelerator for calibrating the energy doses delivered during radiotherapy has been unveiled at the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) in the UK. Costing £1.5m, the new accelerator (or ...

The 63-page paper focuses on Jefferson Lab's Continuous Electron Beam Accelerator Facility, also known as CEBAF. "No accelerator like CEBAF has ever been built before.

Upgrading the U of S linear accelerator in 1963 On this day in 1963, the University of Saskatchewan's LINAC received a gun mount for rotating its magnetic spectrometer.