Images
Bird's-Eye View of ESS
Digital illustration of the ESS facility.
CREDIT: ESS/Team HLA
Visualisation of ESS
A digital model of the European Spallation Source in Lund, Sweden, showing the MAX IV synchrotron and the anticipated Science Village development project.
CREDIT: ESS
3D Model of ESS
Digital visualisation of the ESS facility as viewed from the west.
CREDIT: ESS
ESS Explained
How does ESS work? Click to download.
CREDIT: Johan Jarnestad/ESS
ESS Campus Design
Campus buildings exterior.
CREDIT: HLA/COBE/SLA/Buro Happold
John Womersley, ESS Director General
John Womersley, ESS Director General
CREDIT: ESS
John Womersley on the ESS Construction Site
ESS Director General John Womersley on the ESS construction site in 2016.
CREDIT: ESS
Campus Interior
Campus building ground floor.
CREDIT: HLA/COBE/SLA/Buro Happold
Documents
Videos
Partner in Focus: INFN-LNS Ion Source Delivery
Produced by the BrightnESS project, this video highlights the delivery of the ESS Accelerator's ion source and low-energy beam transport line (LEBT) components to Lund. The ion source and LEBT were designed, built and commissioned by the Italian National Institute for Nuclear Physics' National Laboratory of the South (INFN-LNS) in Catania, Sicily, an ESS in-kind partner.
BrightnESS/ESS
Partner In Focus: Budapest Neutron Centre
Produced by the BrightnESS project, this video describes some of the work being done at the Budapest Neutron Centre on behalf of ESS, including the moderator test beamline prototype, the simulation and testing of boron-based detector applications, and beamline shielding solutions.
BrightnESS/ESS
Ion Source loaded into Accelerator Tunnel
The components of the ESS Ion Source and LEBT line were loaded into the Accelerator Tunnel on December 12, 2017. These are an in-kind delivery from the Italian National Institute for Nuclear Physics (INFN) and represent the first major machine components to be installed at ESS.
Credit: ESS
Texts, Drugs and Dinosaurs - Neutrons Show the Way
How has science changed our lives? How will neutrons help us meet the challenges of the future? And what's it like to work in an international science facility under construction? This talk will take you on a trip through archaeology, life science and magnetism, and end up at a huge construction site.
ESS - Science for Society (2017)
An overview of the ESS project and facility produced in 2017.
CREDIT: ESS
Partner in Focus: STFC Daresbury
Interviews with staff from STFC Daresbury working on the UK's in-kind contributions to the ESS accelerator.
CREDIT: ESS
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