Speaker: Alex Rodzinka, Cranfield University/ISIS Neutron and Muon Source, UK Abstract: Neutron techniques, being completely non-destructive, are excellent for analysing archaeological material. They are best utilised, however, together with other techniques, which allow us to make the most of our…
Read MoreSpeaker: Prof Andrew Boothroyd, Oxford University Abstract: Over the past two decades, topology has become an increasingly valuable tool in condensed matter research, providing a radically different way of thinking about materials and enabling the prediction and discovery of exotic states with…
Read MoreSpeaker: Anne Imberty, CNRS, Unversité Grenoble Alpes, Grenoble, France This lecture was part of the SWEDNESS/LINXS PhD school on Life Science and Biomaterials, June 14-18, 2021. The aim of the course was to expose students to state-of-the-art neutron methodology in Life Science, and to provide a…
Read MoreSpeaker: Trevor Forsyth, Institut Laue Langevin/Keele University, France/UK This lecture was part of the SWEDNESS/LINXS PhD school on Life Science and Biomaterials, June 14-18, 2021. The aim of the course was to expose students to state-of-the-art neutron methodology in Life Science, and to provide…
Read MoreThe ISIS facility is a large multi-disciplinary research facility which provide state of the art capabilities to explore matter using spallation neutron and muon techniques. Neutron scattering is capable of accessing a large range of length and energy scales which are ideally matched to…
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