The TamaTA Programme Present: Why SMEs Need Light Sources: Advanced Composites, Food Safety, Recycled Rubber and More
Creators
- 1. Three Quarks Editorial Ltd
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European Synchrotron Radiation Facility
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ALBA Synchrotron (Spain)
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Paul Scherrer Institute
Description
Synchrotron X-rays are billions of times brighter than those generated in a laboratory. As a result, they can expose material processes that are otherwise invisible to industry researchers. Synchrotrons and free-electron lasers are among the most powerful tools on Earth for illuminating the structure, composition and behaviour of materials. Their insights can hugely accelerate industrial research and development in a wide range of sectors.
Over four years, within a broader Horizon2020 "CALIPSOplus" project, TamaTA made use of European Commission Horizon 2020 funding to subsidise access to synchrotrons for dozens of small-to-medium sized enterprises (SMEs), with impressive results. TamaTA's work is now continuing within the Horizon 2020 "LEAPS–INNOV" project.
This publication showcases a dozen of the projects done with SME on a wide variety of industrial innovative areas.
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TamaTA Brochure 2023.pdf
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