A proposed synchrotron (GCLSI) in the Greater Caribbean is claimed to be affordable, yield early economic returns, and spread benefits through distributed smaller facilities that seed cities of knowledge.
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Cities of Knowledge and Big Science in Developing Countries: Luxury or Investment? The GCLSI Case
A proposed synchrotron (GCLSI) in the Greater Caribbean is claimed to be affordable, yield early economic returns, and spread benefits through distributed smaller facilities that seed cities of knowledge.