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| | Berkeley Lab Research Review Fall 1998 | ALS: The Genesis of a Beamline |
 | | Construction began in 1997 on beamline 10.0.1, a premier source of undulator light for AMO physics. |
 | | Berrah, who oversaw the project, praises Bozek, a staff scientist with the ALS, and the ALS technical staff for assembling the beamline, and for their role in the project's immediate success. |
 | | Ultimately, the AMO branches of the beamline will feature five endstations, but even now, with less than three in place, scientific contributions to the field have already been made. |
| www.lbl.gov /Science-Articles/Research-Review/Magazine/1998/als/beamline.html (454 words) |
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