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.
While this concept is not new, expanding it at an interregional level could help build larger user communities and foster South-South collaborations
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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.