- The upgraded particle accelerator, LCLS-II, at Stanford’s SLAC has delivered its initial X-rays, capable of firing a million pulses per second, 8,000 times more than its precursor.
- The enhanced version features 37 cryogenic modules with exceptional cooling capabilities, allowing zero energy loss and working alongside the existing accelerator.
- The new accelerator could lead to breakthroughs in quantum computing, clean energy tech, pharmaceuticals, and diverse scientific investigation with its unparalleled resolution and rapid flashes.
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