The Data Treatment software download links involved in the SINE2020 project is now collated on just one page of the SINE2020.eu website so that you can easily find them when you need them.
Here you will find links to …
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14.11.2018SINE2020SINE2020's open source Data Treatment software links now available on the SINE2020 website. -
14.11.2018McStasMcStas User Survey - We need your input!To assess the current use of McStas, the McStas team have put together the a survey for users of our neutron Monte Carlo ray-tracing package.
Using the survey results, the team hope to gain insight and statistics on the McStas …
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08.10.2018SasViewSASView 4.2.0 released!The SasView Collaboration is pleased to announce the latest release of its popular SAS data analysis package, SasView 4.2.0.
This version contains a number of infrastructural improvements, bug fixes, and documentation …
- 26.09.2018From: ESS, SwedenThird and Final Coldbox arrives at the ESS
The third and final ESS Coldbox has arrived and been put into place at the ESS in Lund, Sweden. It weighs 38 tonnes and is the world’s largest helium refrigerator within the 15-20K temperature range. It’s home may now be in Sweden but it is an international effort having been procured by Swiss company Linde Kryotechnik and it was manufactured in Italy.
- 31.08.2018From: MLZ, GermanyThree-axis spectrometer KOMPASS sees first neutrons
The new instrument KOMPASS at Heinz Maier-Leibnitz Zentrum has seen its first neutrons on 29th May 2018, The name KOMPASS is an abbreviation for KOeln-Munich on Polarization Analysis Specialized Spectrometer.
- 20.09.2018From: SNI, GermanyPosters and Prizes at SNI 2018
The end of the SNI 2018 conference in Garching, Germany ended with the presentation of the poster prizes and the Wolfram Prandl Prize Lecture.
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