The origin of gravitational waves is to be studied in more detail with the construction of a network of detectors. The new LIGO India detector relies on VAT technology to create one of the largest vacuum systems in the world.
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Nov 04, 2022The unique X-ray flashes of the European XFEL make it possible to render ultrafast chemical reactions visible to the human eye. To ensure that the atoms are disturbed as little as possible during their "dance", the very best vacuum conditions are required.
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The Israeli start-up company Lingacom develops innovative muon detectors, which can be used for un-derground surveys, content security checks in large shipping containers, and much more. To their reliable production, VAT contributes an innovative sealing method.
The new SwissFEL at Paul Scherrer Institute aims to track biochemical processes occurring on ultrafast timescales. In the latest Maloja beamline, VAT vacuum valve support this attempt.
Japan’s new 3GeV storage ring provides access to synchrotron radiation for more companies to tackle the challenges of a sustainable economy. VAT acts as a key partner of the project.