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Every year on February 11th,  the UN International Day of Women and Girls in Science recognizes the critical role women and girls play in science and technology. 

"These findings lay the groundwork for conservation efforts in the context of hydro-power development in the Amazon Basin and set testable hypotheses of the potential impacts of the Madeira River dams."

"Soft glassy materials such as colloidal suspensions and emulsions...are of interest both from a scientific perspective as model material systems for studying suspension stability, and from a practical viewpoint for their wide applications..."

CHESS research occupies the cover of JOM, an official publication of The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society.

This website is for conference attendees who plan to take the data processing and data collection hands-on sessions. Here you'll find information on software installation, setting up your user account, submitting a beamtime proposal, and transporting your samples.

Students from SUNY Delhi took part in a six month internship at CHESS. With funding provided by the Air Force Research Laboratory through the new MSN-C program, the students made important contributions to many different projects while gaining insights on the diverse technology needed to operate and perform experiments at the synchrotron light source. 

"Overcoming the limitations imposed by interfacial defects is therefore an essential next step in the development of high-quality optoelectronic devices based on NC solids."

"Together with DNA and proteins, RNA forms the trinity of macromolecules (large and heavy molecules) essential to all forms of life on earth."