Laboratory Condensed Matter (LSC) The PSI Laboratory for Condensed Matter uses synchrotron radiation for spectroscopy, imaging and diffraction techniques. More about us Lab News & Scientific Highlights 09.07.2024 •Large research facilities Installation of the first two front ends for the SLS2.0 completed Further information aboutSLS 2.0 At the Swiss Light Source SLS of the Paul Scherrer Institute, another important step has been taken towards the completion of the SLS 2.0 upgrade project. 08.04.2024 •Large research facilities •10 min Rescuing music with X-rays Further information aboutSLS SLS plays the King of the Blues – B.B. King! In collaboration with the Montreux Jazz Digital Project, historic audio tapes are being digitised at PSI. 04.03.2024 Spatially reconfigurable topological textures in freestanding antiferromagnetic nanomembranes Researchers from the University of Oxford have imaged, through the use of the soft X-ray microscopy capabilities at the Swiss Light Source, spatially reconfigurable antiferromagnetic states in topologically rich free-standing nanomembranes More News Contact Prof. Dr. Frithjof Nolting Head of Laboratory frithjof.nolting@psi.ch +41 56 310 51 11 Martina Füglister Administrative Assistant martina.fueglister@psi.ch +41 56 310 31 41
09.07.2024 •Large research facilities Installation of the first two front ends for the SLS2.0 completed Further information aboutSLS 2.0 At the Swiss Light Source SLS of the Paul Scherrer Institute, another important step has been taken towards the completion of the SLS 2.0 upgrade project.
08.04.2024 •Large research facilities •10 min Rescuing music with X-rays Further information aboutSLS SLS plays the King of the Blues – B.B. King! In collaboration with the Montreux Jazz Digital Project, historic audio tapes are being digitised at PSI.
04.03.2024 Spatially reconfigurable topological textures in freestanding antiferromagnetic nanomembranes Researchers from the University of Oxford have imaged, through the use of the soft X-ray microscopy capabilities at the Swiss Light Source, spatially reconfigurable antiferromagnetic states in topologically rich free-standing nanomembranes