Elettra Sincrotrone Trieste

Elettra Sincrotrone Trieste is a multidisciplinary research center of excellence, open to the international research community, specializing in generating high quality synchrotron and free-electron laser light and applying it in materials and life sciences.

What's New

EMLG-JMLG conference jointly organized by Elettra and University of Perugia

Elettra and FERMI visited by a delegation of Argentine start-ups and companies

PRP@CERIC advanced schools to strengthen global preparedness against infectious diseases

François Polack receives the 5th Sostero Award

Training school for applications of synchrotron light in cultural heritage studies

Visit of the Plenipotentiary Minister Uberto Vanni d'Archirafi

A Mexican delegation visiting Elettra and FERMI

Mr. François Bonet, Consul General of France in Milan, visiting Elettra

Elettra's significant advancements in high-resolution ptychographic imaging incorporating OAM beams published in OPTICA by Elettra

Elettra welcomes The Human Safety Net

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The synchrotron light source ELETTRA

Scientists from all over the world can access our beamlines by submitting proposals that are evaluated on the basis of pure scientific merit and potential impact.

Beamlines

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The free-electron laser FERMI

The next generation light source is ready to open unprecedented opportunities in science, providing the brightest probe to look at ultrafast processes in the matter.

Beamlines

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MUR International Research Activities

As multidisciplinary research centre Elettra Sincrotrone Trieste is directly involved in numerous large-scale international projects.

Industrial Liaison Office

The Industrial Liaison Office (ILO) manages Technology Transfer and promotes the use of Laboratory facilities in applied research and for industrial applications.

User Area

Assistance to users coming to our facility for conducting proposals approved on the basis of peer review. How to become a user, apply and prepare for beamtime.