The role of the electronic collider
The collider also serves as a synchrotron radiation device, and has achieved a large number of impressive results in applied research fields such as condensed matter physics, materials science, earth science, chemical engineering, environmental science, biomedicine, microelectronic technology, micromechanical technology, and archeology . In-depth research on high-temperature superconducting materials using synchrotron radiation; major breakthroughs in the world's largest carbon 60 crystals and research in 0.1-0.3 micron X-ray lithography; in micromechanical technology, made With a diameter of only 4 millimeters, this micromotor will have unique uses in medical, biological, and scientific research.