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The HXS (High-Energy X-ray Scattering) instrument will be the third experiment at the SASE2 undulator beamline, complementing the existing MID and HED instruments. The main construction work was completed during the long facility maintenance period in the second half of 2025. In the XTD6 photon tunnel, a 500 m beam-transport section was installed to deliver the European XFEL beam to...

The SCS instrument (Spectroscopy and Coherent Scattering) enables scientists to unravel the electronic and structural properties of complex materials, molecules, and nanostructures. Examples of experiments carried out with the SCS instrument include investigating ultrafast magnetization processes on the nanoscale, the real-time observation of chemical reactions in liquids, and understanding...

European XFEL is developing superconducting undulators (SCUs) to boost magnetic field strength at short periods, enabling brighter beams, broader tunability, and access to very hard X‑rays. This technology represents a major leap in producing high-quality X-ray beams. The superconducting magnets generate intense, coherent X-ray pulses with unprecedented brightness and tunability. ...

1. Dr. Maggie McCormick, Künstlerin, Melbourne/Australien Ehrenmitglied, RMIT University, Melbourne, Honorarprofessorin, Hochschule Reutlingen 2. Sabina Griffith, Press Officer, ITER Organization, Cadarache/Frankreich 3. Milena Roveda, CEO Gauss Fusion, Chair European Fusion Association

Welcome to the International Cosmic Day 2025! In this video, we warmly welcome all participants from around the world to this year’s event. The International Cosmic Day brings together students, teachers, and scientists to explore the fascinating world of cosmic rays, share their results, and connect across borders. Join us as we celebrate science and global collaboration....