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The Berkeley-Stanford Summer Schools provide lecture programs on
the synchrotron radiation process, requisite technologies, and a
broad range of scientific applications in the Physical and Life
Sciences. The goal of the Summer Schools is to disseminate information
about scientific opportunities in synchrotron radiation applications
and train students on experimental techniques. The Schools are limited
to approximately 40 students per course based on a reviewed application
process. An interdisciplinary and intellectually stimulating environment
provides an excellent training ground for new and experienced researchers
in both, the Physical and Life Sciences through joint lectures,
evening discussions and visits to the synchrotron light sources
SSRL and ALS.
The Summer Schools are jointly organized by the University of California
at Berkeley, Stanford University, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory,
and the Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory with additional
funding support from DOE, NIH, and corporate sponsors. Lectures
will be presented by renowned scientists from these four organizations
and the international scientific community.
Directors of the School-
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