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FNAL's Juan Estrada Fermilab physicist looks for the dark side of the universe

Physicist Juan Estrada spends most of his time building and testing imaging sensors for a 570-megapixel camera that scientists will use to search for signs of dark energy.  But looking for the energy scientists think makes up 70 percent of the universe wasn’t enough for him.

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Analyzing thousands of interference patterns such as this one will help characterize the behavior of the LCLS X-rays. First experiments with third LCLS Instrument go to the sourcea

The third round of experiments at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory's Linac Coherent Light Source began in early October at a whole new level of capability. For the first time they included research with the third LCLS instrument, the X-Ray Pump Probe, whose hard X-rays penetrate deeper into matter than the soft X-rays used by the first two instruments.

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DOE Pulse
  • Number 324  |
  • November 8, 2010