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Spallation Neutron Source is powered up

San Jose Mercury News: For the first time Friday, scientists fired up a $1.4 billion research instrument that uses a stream of subatomic particles to analyze metals and other industrial materials.

Posted by Physics Today on May 1, 2006 10:05 AM |

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