Scientists achieve record-breaking X-ray intensity using the European XFEL
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Researchers at the European XFEL produced record-breaking hard-X-ray flashes lasting 300 attoseconds and concentrated them into an area 100,000 times smaller than a human hair's cross-section. Led by University of Tokyo's Ichiro Inoue, the April 2026 experiment achieved world-record intensity and fluence, enabling future observation and control of electron movements in chemical reactions, as published in Optica.
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