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Editorial: The Route Forward for Europe: The European Spallation Source (ESS)!

Early this year the neutron scattering community was presented with the promise of a new neutron source with performances far beyond our wildest dreams: three orders of magnitude increase in thermal source flux before 2040! The ideas for the new source, triggered by recent developments in laser technology in the field of inertial fusion, have been published in Science by one of the world's leading centers for neutron scattering. (See Andrew Taylor et al., “A Route to the Brightest Possible Neutron Source?” Science, Vol. 315, 23 February, 2007, pages 1092–1095.)