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Who we are – a one minute film
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Short films and animations
An ongoing series of short films and animations about our BESSY II Synchrotron and its wide-reaching use.
Explore what happens behind the walls of the BESSY II light source in Germany. This synchrotron at Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin attracts researchers from all over the world with its exceptionally bright light.
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Tour of BESSY II: Ingo Müller takes the visitors into the world of the electron accelerator BESSY II, where there is not only a lot of high-tech but also some experiments to marvel at.
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A team from the University of Lübeck has recently analysed the main protease of the new coronavirus using BESSY II
01:11
BESSY II: what can I co for you? Serving coffee and fresh photons since 1998
03:06
BESSY II - A particle accelerator as microscope: The synchrotron BESSY II is optimized for soft X-rays. It is used for materials research and is particularly well suited to study thin-film materials. (ger)
02:07
Acceleration physicists have presented an exciting option: they set up a "second track" for the electrons, thus making one light source and one measuring station practically two. (2019) (ger)
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EMIL, the energy materials in-situ laboratory at BESSY II introduces itself and the range of research opportunities it offers.
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BESSY VSR: The upgrade from BESSY II - brilliant long pulses and short pulses of high energy for time-resolved observations .
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BESSY VSR: With a two minute dance, HZB staff members show you what this is all about, while Paul Goslawski explains the main principle.
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To implement BESSY VSR, the project team still has to solve some tricky problems. Accelerator physicist Paul Goslawski and his colleagues show with this little performance, what can happen.
02:36
Novel accelerator technology with BERLinPro (ger)
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Time lapse: new control room BESSY II and MLS
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Researching proteins: Conformational changes in the Ca2+-ATPase upon nucleotide binding - Macromolecular Crystallography, Structure of the month July 2004
