MEDSI Engineering School 2026 – Thailand
Precision Engineering for the Next Generation of Light Sources
30 November – 4 December 2026 | Pattaya, Thailand
The MEDSI School 2026, hosted by the Synchrotron Light Research Institute (SLRI), is an intensive international training program dedicated to the fundamental and advanced aspects of mechanical engineering in synchrotron radiation facilities.
Engineering for modern light sources requires a unique blend of precision, stability, and high-performance vacuum technology. This school provides a deep-dive into the specialized mechanical systems that enable world-class X-ray science, covering the entire facility lifecycle from conceptual design to final experimental integration.
📅 Key Dates
- Registration Opens: 4 March 2026
- Early-Bird Registration Deadline: 30 April 2026
- Regular Registration Deadline: 30 October 2026
- School Dates: 30 November – 4 December 2026
Why Join Us?
LEARN: Master the Fundamentals and the Future
Go beyond theory with a curriculum focused on the "hardware reality" of modern light sources. Gain deep-dive insights into the entire facility lifecycle—from insertion devices to experimental end stations.
COLLABORATE: Join a Global Engineering Network
Break down professional barriers in a collaborative ecosystem. We bring together early-career specialists and world-renowned experts to foster a global community that lasts long after the school ends.
INSPIRE: Design the Tools of Discovery
Be the architect of the next great scientific breakthrough. We aim to inspire the next generation of engineers to push the boundaries of precision, stability, and vacuum technology.
Scientific Program Highlights
The curriculum is built around eight core pillars of synchrotron engineering:
- Precision & Stability: FEA, Thermal Analysis, and Vibration Mitigation.
- Advanced Hardware: Beamline Optics, Vacuum Systems, and Insertion Devices.
- Facility Infrastructure: Girder Design and Experimental End Stations.
- Professional Mastery: Project Management and System Integration.
[See the full Scientific Program for detailed session descriptions]
Target Audience
This school is curated for young engineers, early-career specialists, and PhD students building their expertise in X-ray science. We also warmly welcome senior professionals looking to refresh their foundation or share expertise within our global network.
