About LINXS

Welcome to LINXS!

This section contains info on our set-up, how we work and who is involved.

The history and philosophy behind LINXS. See the info-video, what Themes are, what LINXS’ mission is, about the organisation, focus areas, and and fellowships.

FAQ

Answers to general frequently asked questions about LINXS. Advice for people engaged in activities is available in the Handbook.

COMMUNITY

Information on how you can join LINXS, current network statistics, members, partners, and which organisations are involved in LINXS activities.

PEOPLE

Individuals directly involved in LINXS: Management, Staff, the Board, the Scientific Advisory Board and all Fellows.

Themes at LINXS

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ADVANCED IMAGING AND DATA ANALYSIS

Developing imaging techniques for the future

ADVANCED RHEOMETRY FOR NEUTRON AND X-RAY SCIENCE

Linking advances in soft matter science and industrial process operations

QUANTUM MATERIALS

Bringing together experimentalists and theoreticians to identify new opportunities in quantum materials research

HERITAGE SCIENCE

Exploring the cutting-edge potential of using synchrotron and neutron science to study and understand our shared cultural and natural heritage

ENVIRONMENT AND CLIMATE

Expanding our knowledge of complex environmental processes related to ecosystem functioning, global change, and anthropogenic activities

CHEMISTRY OF LIFE

Advancing the most challenging questions in the life sciences, taking a chemical view of biology

LINXS’ work is based around Themes, governed by a core group, with multiple working groups organising activities. Themes run for about three years and develop networks, research and activities in different fields of science relevant for one or more of the LINXS focus areas.

Legacy (PAST) Themes:

Integrative Pharmacology and Drug Discovery 2022-2024
Northern Lights on Food 2021-2024
New Materials 2020-2023
Integrative Structural Biology 2018-2021
Dynamics 2017-2021
Imaging 2017-2020

Young Researchers’ Initiatives

Aim to establish a dynamic platform for early career scientists engaged in, or interested in utilizing, neutrons and X-rays in their research. These can e.g. be PhD students, post-docs, undergraduate students, or other non-tenured researchers.

Sign up to YRI COMMUNITY list

Going on at LINXS

EVENTS PAGE (list view)

EVENTS CALENDAR (page view)

NEWS PAGE (list view)

WEBINARS

LINXS organises many webinar series within specific topics

PROJECTS

The projects that LINXS hosts or participates in

Resources

EDUCATIONAL MATERIAL

Knowledge base with a collection of 140+ talks and useful links.

HANDBOOK

A handbook for people active in LINXS

INDICO SERVER

The Indico server that LINXS uses to organise events (separate site).

DOCUMENTS

Annual reports, newsletters, statutes, calls, instructions, templates, and administrative documents of LINXS.

PUBLICATIONS

List of publications with LINXS’ affiliation.

Contact

For direct contact and snail mail address please see the site footer. We generally e-mail newsletters and weekly reminders for upcoming events. You can sign up to our e-mail list below.

If you want to sign up for Young Researcher activities, there is another dedicated form for you here.

NEWSLETTER AND COMMUNICATION SIGNUP

HOW TO GET TO LINXS
LINXS is right next to the “Lund ESS“ tram stop, just 10 minutes walk from MAX IV and 5 minutes walk from the ESS. Click the link above for general information on the best ways to get to us from anywhere in the world.