The BrightnESS2 project holds their kick-off meeting in Rome, Italy. Research organisations and facilities from 11 different countries have jointly set off on a three year journey to strengthen neutron scattering in Europe and …
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15.01.2019ESS, SwedenBrightnESS² Kicks Off to Bring Together a Sustainable European Neutron Ecosystem -
03.01.2019Forschungszentrum Jülich, JCNS, GermanyPreventing Clumping: How to Keep Proteins ActiveScientists at Forschungszentrum Jülich and University College London have now demonstrated for the first time that despite high concentration levels, proteins do not clump together in nanocavities of porous silicon dioxide, but …
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21.12.2018CERIC-ERICH2020 project PaNOSC officially started to contribute making FAIR data a realityThe project PaNOSC, Photon and Neutron Open Science Cloud is one of five cluster projects funded under the European H2020 programme. PaNOSC started on the 1st of December 2018, and will be officially launched on January 15th, …
- 18.12.2018From: ESS, SwedenESS Campus groundbreaking ceremony has been held
The construction of the Campus surrounding the European Spallation Source has started with a groundbreaking ceremony.
- 13.12.2018From: McStasHappy birthday McStas as Version 2.5 is release!
McStas 2.5 is the seventh release in the 2.x series and fixes various issues with McStas 2.4.1, plus many new developments. McStas 2.5 is also the 20th anniversary release of McStas – 1.0 was released in October 1998!
- 30.10.2018From: MLZ, GermanyProgramming neutrons
Instead of beach and sun, they preferred working with mathematical functions for neutron scattering data. Two pupils changed Catalonia for Bavaria for four weeks and performed a practical with Dr. Sebastian Busch at the MLZ in summer.
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