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Synchrotron Techniques for African Research and Technology

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Image 2 Konrad Mostert, harvesting crystals.Photo credit Blake Balcomb ©Diamond Light Source

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About GCRF-START

GCRF-START is a project to enable the collaboration and knowledge exchange between African and British scientists using synchrotron techniques.

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GCRF-START
Diamond Light Source
Diamond House
Didcot
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GCRF_START@diamond.ac.uk
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