Speaker
Description
The SOLARIS storage ring, Poland’s first synchrotron light source, has marked a decade of successful operation, contributing significantly to scientific research and technological advancement. Commissioned in 2015 and inspired by the innovative design of Sweden’s MAX IV Laboratory, SOLARIS exemplifies the effectiveness of international collaboration in cutting-edge accelerator technologies. Over the past 10 years, the facility has maintained high performance and reliability (97% availability), delivering high-quality photon beams to researchers in diverse fields. Continuous improvements in the accelerator systems, such as enhanced beam stability due to SOFB and FOFB implementation, and optimised maintenance schedules, have enabled SOLARIS to meet the growing demands of the scientific community. A key focus has been the development of new beamlines and experimental stations, broadening the scope of available research capabilities. Looking ahead, SOLARIS aims to further expand its infrastructure (linac upgrade, top-up injection) and enhance beamline performance, ensuring its continued role as a hub for innovation and scientific excellence.
| Region represented | Europe |
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| Paper preparation format | LaTeX |
