Helsinki Accelerator Laboratory

Helsinki Accelerator Laboratory is a part of Department of Physics, University of Helsinki. It specializes in experimental and computational materials physics. Established in 1959, the laboratory, which began with Finlands first particle accelerator, has bequeathed generations of scientists to modern Finland who have been active in many areas of Finnish society and continue to inspire in Finnish citizens the tradition of open-mindedness that is characteristic of scientific and academic life. Today the laboratory is home for the international researchers from all around the world. The current research focus is on materials of importance for nanotechnology, micro-, opto- and power electronics,...

Atomic level phenomena in advanced materials,defects in semiconductors,fundamentals of radiation effects in materials,materials for accelerator technology,fusion materials,and ion-matter interactions

Helsinki accelerator laboratory operates in the Research services industry.

Helsinki accelerator laboratory's revenue is 11m - 100m

Helsinki accelerator laboratory has 11 - 50 employees.