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| | symmetry - May 2005 - Springtime at Daresbury |
 | | It was home to the world's first dedicated synchrotron light source, the SRS, which began operating in 1980 and has chugged steadily along, with here and there an upgrade, for the last 25 years. |
 | | In the 1990s, Daresbury scientists began work on the design for a proposed new third-generation synchrotron light source, Diamond, in the confident expectation that, if approved, it would be built at Daresbury, to replace the aging SRS and ensure a predictable light-source future for the laboratory. |
 | | In fact, the decision to build Diamond at Rutherford was the spark for Daresbury's reinvention of itself as a laboratory at the forefront of accelerator technology, said Daresbury accelerator physicist Susan Smith. |
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