BLAST (Accelerator Science Lab)

at Gangneung-Wonju National University (GWNU)

is exploring future accelerator technologies in collaboration with world-leading labs.

Feel free to contact us if you are interested in working with us.

Large Scale Accelerator Facilities in Korea

PLS-II @ PAL

RAON @ IRIS (IBS)

KOMAC @ KAERI

Korea-4GSR @ KBSI

Gangneung-Wonju National University

is a national research university which has two campuses located in Gangneung and Wonju in the Republic of Korea. Founded in 1946, GWNU is situated on the East coast of South Korea and has risen to one of the research universities in South Korea. It is recognized as one of the preeminent research universities, ranked 1st among Korean universities and 6th among Asian universities in the number of research papers in the 2009 Asia QS Universities Evaluation.

Light source in Berlin

BESSY II is a synchrotron radiation source that produces extremely bright light from infra-red to soft X-ray. It is a universal tool for studying an endless variety of samples, for example solar cells, materials for solar hydrogen production and quantum materials. Proteins can be studied for the development of new medicines, and meteorites and archaeological finds can be investigated using the soft X-ray.

BESSY VSR

BESSY VSR s a novel approach to create long and short photon pulses simultaneously for all beam lines through a pair of superconducting bunch compression cavities. Pulse-picking schemes will allow each individual user to freely switch between high average flux for X-ray spectroscopy, microscopy and scattering and picosecond pulses up to 500 MHz repetition rate for dynamic studies.

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