Public service evidence
Linac Coherent Light Source (LCLS)
Linac Coherent Light Source (LCLS) at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory supports x-ray and synchrotron characterization. Access is proposal- or agreement-based and remains subject to feasibility, review, safety, scheduling, and allocation.
External work confirmed
Publicly described capabilities
Advanced characterization
X-ray and synchrotron characterization
Technical inventory
Techniques and equipment
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X-ray & neutron
X-ray pump-probe instrument
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X-ray & neutron
coherent X-ray imaging instrument
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X-ray & neutron
macromolecular femtosecond crystallography instrument
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X-ray & neutron
soft X-ray time-resolved instrument
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X-ray & neutron
MeV-UED is an ultrafast electron-diffraction camera for time-resolved atomic/molecular dynamics in chemical and solid-state systems.
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Laboratory equipment
Seven specialized instrument hutches have dedicated scientists and support staff.
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Laboratory equipment
TMO (NEH 1.1) operates over 0.25-2 keV and supports gas-phase photochemistry, attosecond electron dynamics and nanoscale systems.
Registry scope evidence
- ◇Instrument category: soft X-ray instruments TMO, chemRIXS and qRIXS documented for Run 26.
- ◇Instrument category: hard X-ray instruments XPP, XCS, MFX, CXI and MEC documented for Run 26.
- ◇Operating range: hard X-ray fundamental stated as 5–25 keV for Run 26.
- ◇Access model: run-specific peer-reviewed proposals through the Universal Proposal System.
- ◇Official-source, facility-specific instrument evidence is available. Current configuration, availability, price, and project fit require confirmation.
Evidence used for this listing
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