The Institute for Storage Ring Facilities in Aarhus
Welcome to the website for ISA, the Institute for Storage Ring Facilities in Aarhus.ISA is a Danish National Facility where research is carried out over a wide range of the natural and life sciences, including fundamental physics, material science, molecular biology and laboratory astrophysics, using accelerators and storage rings. For information on how to apply for access to ISA facilities please click here. In 2008 ISA was awarded money to build a new high brilliance synchrotron storage ring, ASTRID2. The ring is now almost complete, under vacuum and ready for commissioning. The first beam was injected into the ASTRID2 ring on Monday 14th May 2012.
MeetingsNon-linear beam expander systems in high-power accelerator facilities, Workshop to be held at ISA on the 26th and 27th of March 2012. ASTRID2 Status Find out more hereTo view a time lapse film showing the construction of the ring and the latest photograph click here |
Latest News :15 May 201213/2/2012: New EU network oPAC supporting training researchers in accelerator science and technology. 11/1/2012: Read about the some of the latest experiments performed on SGM2. Only in Danish Fysikoverraskelse: Elektrisk spænding opstår spontant i tyndfilm af lattergas 28/11/2011: All telephone numbers for Aarhus University were changed on 28/11-2011. Please see the ISA staff contact list for the new ISA telephone numbers. 30/8/2011: Read about the some of the latest experiments performed on SGM3 in English: A new spin on topological insulator surfaces and in Danish Dansk forskningsgennembrud: Spin-transistoren er kommet inden for rækkevidde. 18/5/2011: Particles from space create cloud cover. ASTRID used in experiments to irradiate an artificial atmosphere.
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Last Modified 15 May 2012
