4GLS stands for "Fourth-Generation Light Source," which is a type of synchrotron light source used for advanced materials research. It produces high-intensity, tuneable, and short-pulse light, covering a wide range of wavelengths from infrared to X-rays. The primary characteristics of a 4GLS include: 1. **Short-pulse operational modes**: This allows for time-resolved studies, enabling scientists to observe rapid processes in materials.

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