RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The Sirius Project - the world's largest electron accelerator - is expected to inaugurate tests of the first three research facilities later this semester.
Agência Brasil visited the facilities of this massive laboratory to understand the activities developed with the use of synchrotron light - a special spectrum of light that can only be obtained through the acceleration of electrons at a speed that borders the speed of light.
Engineers, physicists, mathematicians, biologists and a large team of science enthusiasts are involved in commissioning the Sirius Project. Located in Campinas, in the interior of the state of . . .
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