Diamonds are a PILATUS’ best friends

Diamonds larger than a thousand carats are rare, valuable and fascinating. It now appears it is not only their size but also their origin that makes massive diamonds extraordinary. A recent publication in Science identifies inclusions in large diamonds as metallic phases and suggests that these diamonds grew from liquid metal in Earth’s mantle (Smith et al.). The research verifies predictions that Earth has highly reducing deep mantle regions. The redox state of the convecting mantle is a key unknown in Earth’s evolutionary history. A group of researchers around Evan Smith from the Gemological

RSNA2016

For the third consecutive year DECTRIS exhibited at the Annual Meeting of the Radiological Society of North America ...

All I want for Christmas is PILATUS

Ever heard of “Indisputable existence of Santa Claus”? Can mathematics prove the existence of Santa? And if he ...

EIGER X 500K Synchrotron Series

DECTRIS is proud to introduce the EIGER X 500K. With frame rates up to 9000 Hz, it is the fastest HPC detector.

DECTRIS AppLab opens

The DECTRIS application and training lab opens for intramural research and collaborations with interested ...

Collecting data with passion

Serviced crystallography accelerates structure determination in the pharmaceutical industry.

Pi computed to 22.4 trillion digits

DECTRIS smashes old world record for precision of pi To test a powerful new server, DECTRIS has determined pi to 22.4 ...

DECTRIS celebrates ten years

Last weekend, DECTRIS employees and their families gathered with users and partners to celebrate the tenth anniversary ...