Date:
31st March 2012
Venue: Diamond Light Source
Time: 9:30am, 11:00am and 2:00pm
Inside Diamond is a series of public events, welcoming visitors to Diamond to meet our scientists, find out about the exciting work taking place here, and have a tour of the synchrotron itself.
Diamond is a particle accelerator which uses a beam of electrons travelling at almost the speed of light to create intense, powerful beams of light. We use this light to study the atomic and molecular structure of materials – everything from viral proteins to engine parts and ancient texts – to help scientists understand more about the way the world works.
This visit will take approximately 2 hours and will consist of :
There are several starting times for the visit, but due to the wide range of visitors that we receive the content of each session will be tailored for different groups, typically:
Please note that these are recommendations, please feel free to request tickets for any of the sessions.
Due to the nature of the facility we can only accommodate a limited number of visitors and to ensure that many families can partake we limit tickets to 5 per booking. However if you would like to bring groups of 6 or more then please contact us to discuss requirements.
Advice/Restrictions:
The next Inside Diamond day takes place on 31 March.
To book a place please click here
Please ensure you have read the advice and information above before reserving spaces. If you have already booked tickets and are unable to attend, please let us know as soon as possible so we can reallocate your spaces.