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🧵 The @als.lbl.gov Upgrade (ALS-U) project will generate brighter beams of X-ray light, allowing researchers to push the boundaries of #quantum materials research by collecting data with far greater detail than has been possible before. newscenter.lbl.gov/2026/08/26/h...

newscenter.lbl.govHow the Advanced Light Source Is Accelerating Our Quantum FutureFor over 30 years, scientists at Berkeley Lab’s Advanced Light Source have played a vital role in the advancement of new materials for quantum computing, next-generation electronics, and other quantum...
Berkeley Lab
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(2/4) “The ALS Upgrade will allow us to probe smaller length scales of #ElectronCoherence and emergent electronic phases that are not accessible with the tools we have now.” — Ming Yi, associate professor of physics and astronomy at Rice University

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(4/4) “ALS-U is a very important undertaking for the U.S. synchrotron research community. [It] will enable new and exciting experiments … in the field of #QuantumMaterials and beyond.” — Riccardo Comin, associate professor of physics @mitpress.bsky.social

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