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  • Olena and Student at CHESS

    Imaging the life inside of plants

    Advances at CHESS make it possible to image micronutrients in plant tissues are giving Cornell scientists additional tools to develop crops that thrive in marginal soils.

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    National Impact

    Researchers travel across the nation, and the world,
    to use the high energy x-rays of CHESS. Thier science
    is shaping the future of this country and beyond.

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  • Artwork comes alive at CHESS

    Artwork Comes Alive at CHESS

    Analyzing pigments in medieval illuminated manuscript pages at CHESS is opening up some new açreas of research bridging the arts and sciences.

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    Students Thrive at CHESS

    With one of the strongest graduate student programs in the country, CHESS is at the center of education. 

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The quantum tug-of-war between structure and spin
QM2 scattering

Using advanced X-ray scattering at the QM2 beamline at CHESS, researchers uncovered how atomic bonds and magnetic moments compete inside a newly discovered material - revealing a frustrated lattice where structure and magnetism intertwine and opening new possibilities for quantum materials research.

Storage Ring Experts
Rubin and Bergen

Optical Stochastic Cooling at CESR

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End Station Delivery to CHESS
Group of CHESS staff in front of end station at HMF
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October 13, 2025
Brad Ramshaw named Experimental Physics Investigator
Brad Ramshaw, CHESS User
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October 13, 2025
Nozomi Ando named to Schmidt Polymaths cohort
Nozomi Ando
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September 17, 2025

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