SEE-LS: A 4th Generation Synchrotron Light Source for Science and Technology

In 2016 the South East Europe International Institute for Sustainable Technologies was proposed by Herwig Schopper and brought to the political level by Sanja Damjanovic, Minister of Science of Montenegro. In thisframework two design studies have been completed by two groups of European experts: a South East Europe ‘4th Generation Synchrotron Light Source for Science and Technology’ (SEE-LS) and a ‘Facility for Tumour Hadron Therapy and Biomedical Research’ (SEE-HTR)1. This report concerns the SEE-LS study, which wascompleted in October 2018. The proposal is to build a 4th generation light source with a circumference of350 m and 16 straight sections and with an emittance of 178 pmrad for an energy of 2.5 GeV. In a later stage,the machine could be upgraded to 3 GeV. The estimated budget is roughly €170 million, and the first X-rays should be produced in six years. Readers who are not interested in the details can refer to the Executive Summary

Leading questions: The romance lives on: Contemporary issues surrounding the Romance of Leadership

We begin by briefly reviewing Jim\u27s romance of leadership perspective and a selection of his seminal empirical work before exploring how the romance of leadership and his emphasis on followers and followers\u27 perceptions has been enacted in a multitude of ways and new research streams