The physics of systems without translational invariance such as liquids, dense fluids and glasses, has been fascinating scientist for many years. Indeed, the understanding of the liquid-to-glass transition mechanism, thermal anomalies at low temperatures, divergence of the transport properties and relaxation phenomena, are challenges that deserve strong experimental and theoretical efforts.

The recent construction of an inelastic scattering instrument working with UV photons has opened up the possibility to study collective dynamics in an energy-momentum transfer region not accessible before, allowing engendering a large amount of new information about the complex behaviour of glass-forming materials.

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