A Bright Future for Collaborative Research
The Russian-German Laboratory at BESSY II celebrates twenty years of successful cooperation / Online workshop on plans for the future on November 17 and 18, 2021. To commemorate its twentieth year of operations, the Russian-German Laboratory at BESSY II, a particle accelerator that delivers tunable X-rays, will be holding an online workshop on November 17 and 18. At the event, researchers will discuss future plans for the Russian-German partnership as well as new goals and developments in innovative projects. The researchers mostly focus on conducting experiments with new materials and developing technologies for the future. For example, they analyze the properties of carbon nanotubes and conduct electrochemical experiments using the electron storage ring. Their research requires state-of-the-art equipment along with the synchrotron radiation source BESSY II, which is located in Adlershof, a science and technology district in Berlin. The Russian-German laboratory has welcomed numerous researchers from Russia and Germany over the last two decades since its founding.
