Reader [Xellers] sent in his newest instructable: DIY Electron Accelerator: A Cathode Ray Tube in a Wine Bottle. While not exactly what you might think of a cathode ray tube, the basics are in place.

The Cambridge Electron Accelerator, a joint undertaking of MIT and Harvard, was begun in April 1956 and is now about half completed. A two-story administration and laboratory building has been in ...

An electron beam moves through the channel ... We’ve seen laser-based accelerators before. If you want a history of particle accelerators, we can help you there, too.

Evolving sterilization methods Electron beams first were used to sterilize medical equipment in the late 1950s, but their use was hampered by equipment reliability issues. Instead, gamma rays ...

The global industrial linear accelerator market, expected to reach a notable valuation of USD 2,979.8 million in 2022, is set ...

The 63-page paper focuses on Jefferson Lab's Continuous Electron Beam Accelerator Facility, also known as CEBAF. "No accelerator like CEBAF has ever been built before. So, telling how it was built ...

Physicists often use machine learning to automate the task of tuning particle accelerators in real time to get the best performance. Jan Kaiser at the German Electron Synchrotron (DESY ...

Ion implanters can also improve the reliability of materials used for medical implants. There are almost 10 000 electron beam accelerators in operation globally. They can, for example, help make ...

A 2D projection of a particle accelerator beam, computer-generated based on generative diffusion. The process is adaptively ...

These shock waves are one of nature's most powerful particle accelerators and have long ... The paper, 'Revealing an Unexpectedly Low Electron Injection Threshold via Reinforced Shock Acceleration ...

Figure 1: Injection schemes in laser–plasma accelerators. In contrast to electrons, ions are best accelerated by a low-frequency (compared with the electron plasma wave frequency) or even a ...