20 June 2011: The lighting system on Diamond’s Non-crystalline diffraction beamline (I22) is under commissioning whilst the Diamond synchrotron is in a scheduled shutdown period. Final checks are made before I22 is ready to “take beam” and the X-rays enter the optics hutch.
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Posted on Monday June 20th
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