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Fly Through the World´s Most Powerful X-ray Laser
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A few millionths of a second is all it takes for electrons to traverse the world’s most powerful X-ray laser...
LCLS: A New Era of Science at SLAC
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The LCLS at SLAC is a new kind of X-ray laser that promises to revolutionize how scientists study complex matter.
SLAC: A Look Back
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First aired at the LCLS groundbreaking ceremony, this video combines still images and archival footage to illustrate SLAC's scientific highlights, culminating in the development of the LCLS.
LCLS Tunnel Breakthrough Event
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On January 14, 2008, crews tunneled through from the X-ray Transport Hall to the Far Experimental Hall in dramatic fashion.
The Horse in Motion
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In 1878, Eadweard Muybridge used a series of 12 stereoscopic cameras to capture a single horse stride, taking pictures at one thousandth of a second. LCLS' femtosecond camera uses a similar technique.
CXI Instrument Assembly Timelapse
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Time lapse video shows the CXI instrument coming together over a period of nine weeks.
CXI Instrument Detector Installation
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Step inside the CXI instrument hutch in this slideshow of the detector installation.
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