According to the “Huizhou Release” official account, on July 21, the high-current heavy ion accelerator device, a major national science and technology infrastructure located on the Renping Peninsula in Huizhou City, passed the expert group process inspection, marking that the world's first advanced heavy ion research device combining a superconducting linear accelerator, synchronous accelerator, and storage ring was fully completed and put into scientific research. At this point, China has a new autonomous, controllable, and world-class heavy ion research platform, filling the key shortcomings in basic research in the field of nuclear science in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area and at home.

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